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Amazon Fire TV Cube Rooted Using Four-Year-Old Arm Mali Vulnerability
A four-year-old Arm Mali GPU vulnerability can be used to root the third-generation Amazon Fire TV Cube, but…
Amazon Prime Phishing Scam Uses Fake Billing Alert to Steal Logins and Card Details
An Amazon Prime phishing campaign is using fake payment alerts to steal account logins, personal data and complete credit or debit card details from unsuspecting customers.
Hackers Hijack AWS Account to Run Paid AI Models in LLMjacking Attack
FortiGuard Labs details an LLMjacking attack in which hackers used a leaked AWS admin key to subscribe to AI models and generate inference charges.
AI Gateway Connected to Amazon Bedrock Hijacked for Cryptomining
Darktrace says a LiteLLM AI gateway linked to Amazon Bedrock was compromised for cryptomining after signs of exposed SSH activity.
GhostApproval Flaws Let Top AI Coding Tools Write Outside Workspaces
Wiz found GhostApproval symlink flaws in major AI coding assistants that could hide sensitive file targets, bypass approval checks and enable system access too.
Amazon Kindle E-Reader: Worth It, and How to Afford More Books?
See whether an Amazon Kindle is worth buying, how it compares with other e-readers, and practical ways to read more books without overspending each month today.
New Phishing Scam Uses LiveChat to Pose as Amazon and PayPal in Real Time
Cofense researchers warn of a phishing scam where attackers use LiveChat to impersonate Amazon and PayPal agents and steal credit card and MFA codes.
Amazon: Low-Skill Hacker Used AI Tools to Breach FortiGate Devices Globally
Amazon says a Russian speaking low-skill hacker used AI tools to breach hundreds of FortiGate devices worldwide, showing how AI can scale cyberattacks with basic methods.
How 2 Missing Characters Nearly Compromised AWS
A supply chain vulnerability in AWS CodeBuild recently put the entire AWS Console at risk. Learn how Wiz Research found the flaw and how Amazon responded to prevent a global security crisis.
Keyboard Lag Leads Amazon to North Korean Impostor in Remote Role
Amazon Security Chief explains how a subtle keyboard delay exposed a North Korean impostor. Read about the laptop farm scheme and how 110 milliseconds of lag ended a major corporate infiltration.