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Medusa Ransomware Claims NASCAR Breach in Latest Attack
Medusa ransomware hits NASCAR, demands $4M ransom, leaks internal files. Group also claims Bridgebank, McFarland, and Pulse Urgent Care.
WhatsApp for Windows Flaw Could Let Hackers Sneak In Malicious Files
If you use WhatsApp Desktop on Windows, listen up! A flaw in WhatsApp for Windows (CVE-2025-30401) let attackers disguise malicious files as safe ones. Update to version 2.2450.6 or later to stay secure.
HellCat Ransomware Hits 4 Firms using Infostealer-Stolen Jira Credentials
HellCat ransomware hits 4 companies by exploiting Jira credentials stolen through infostealer malware, continuing their global attack spree.
Online Gaming Risks and How to Avoid Them
Online gaming has become an integral part of modern entertainment, with millions of players connecting from all over…
Neptune RAT Variant Spreads via YouTube to Steal Windows Passwords
A new Neptune RAT variant is being shared via YouTube and Telegram, targeting Windows users to steal passwords and deliver additional malware components.
Brothers Behind Rydox Dark Web Market Extradited to US
USA secures extradition of criminals from 9 countries, including two brothers behind Rydox, a dark web market for stolen data and hacking tools.
Xanthorox AI Surfaces on Dark Web as Full Spectrum Hacking Assistant
New Xanthorox AI hacking platform spotted on dark web with modular tools, offline mode, and advanced voice, image, and code-based cyberattack features.
Top Crypto Wallets of 2025: Balancing Security and Convenience
Crypto software wallets are invincible in the micro range. If you own multiple crypto assets, you need safe and reliable wallets, too.
NSA and Global Allies Declare Fast Flux a National Security Threat
NSA and global cybersecurity agencies warn fast flux DNS tactic is a growing national security threat used in phishing, botnets, and ransomware.
Hacker Claims Twilio’s SendGrid Data Breach, Selling 848,000 Records (UPDATED)
This article has been updated with a statement from a Twilio spokesperson in response to Hackread.com's request. A statement from the hacker has also been added claiming that the data is authentic.