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GhostMap Android Flaw Can Leave Phones Stuck in Crash Loop
An Android security flaw could turn a seemingly ordinary app installation into a serious recovery problem, with some…
TinstaPorn Android Malware Poses as Casino App to Collect User Data
A fake Macau casino app uses rigged betting odds to exploit gamblers while collecting phone numbers, location data…
Hackers Exploit Decade-Old OpenSSH Flaw to Bypass Linux Logins
Hackers exploit SSHole OpenSSH flaw to bypass Linux logins and install a Python backdoor. CISA confirms exploits as patched packages become available.
AI-Powered Malware Analysis Uncovers Hidden Phishing Threats and Reduces SOC Workload
AI powered malware analysis helps teams reveal hidden phishing attacks, connect related threats and automate reports to reduce investigation workload.
Hackers Steal Around €100 Million From Crédit Mutuel Arkéa Through Supplier Platform
Hackers stole around €100 million from Crédit Mutuel Arkéa through a supplier platform. Customer funds were unaffected, and…
7 Best Vulnerability Scanning Tools for Security Teams in 2026
Compare 7 vulnerability scanning tools for small teams, covering setup, network and app testing, prioritisation, rescans and remediation tracking.
Railway Engineer Admits Running AI Agents Against Rival Cloud Platform
A Railway engineer admitted testing AI agents on Primcloud, whose founder says they sought customer secrets and scanned…
How Governments Detect VPN Traffic, and Why Encryption Alone Doesn’t Hide It
Learn how governments detect VPN traffic using IP addresses, protocol fingerprints and active probing, and why encryption alone cannot prevent blocking.
Hackers Tamper With Refrigeration Controls at France’s National Blood Service
Hackers altered refrigeration controls at three French blood service sites, but staff protected plasma supplies and prevented damage to blood products.
Beyond Cold Storage: Why Hardware Wallets Need Open Source and Clear Signing
Hardware wallets protect private keys, but clear signing, open-source firmware and on-device verification let users see malicious crypto transactions.