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Suspected China-linked hackers used AI to run the first-ever end-to-end autonomous cyberattack on Taiwan's government, Israeli firm says
By Etiido Uko Published
Suspected China-linked hackers used autonomous AI agents to breach Taiwanese government systems, compromising 85 accounts and stealing 2,500+ records.

Passenger returning from DEF CON 34 spoofs Delta Wi-Fi network while in flight using pentest tool
By Jowi Morales Published
“We believe they are trying to scam the other passengers.”

Initial seeder on popular anime torrenting site Nyaa arrested by Japanese authorities
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Japanese authorities have taken a big step in cracking down on piracy by arresting an initial-seeder at popular anime torrenting website Nyaa.

Steam hardware distributor hit by cyberattack, 'expect fake messages,' Valve warns
By Mark Tyson Published
Steam hardware customers in Europe should 'expect fake messages' said Valve in an email bulletin, after a distributor's security was breached.

Iran suspected of conducting cyberattacks on US water suppliers in 45 municipalities
By Jowi Morales Published
Two can play the game.

Security flaw in Vatican’s ‘Click to Pray’ app leaves over 700,000 global users exposed
By Jowi Morales Published
Were the app's developers relying on divine authentication?

Robot vacuum flaw lets one stolen certificate run root commands on other Shark robovacs in the same AWS region
By Luke James Last updated
The problem is an over-permissive AWS IoT policy.

Florida Man arrested after stealing $220,000 in crypto using malware hidden in Steam Games
By Luke James Published
Federal agents arrested 21-year-old Zyaire Dontaevious Zamarion Wilkins of North Lauderdale, Florida, on Tuesday.

Fake Go DNS scanner spread malware through over 200 GitHub repos
By Luke James Published
The module published its first version on January 24 this year and has since accumulated more than 1,200 versions.

Chat Control 1.0 sneaks through the EU Parliament, letting companies scan user data without warrants — legal tactic used to force a majority-required re-vote on eve of Parliament break
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Chat Control 1.0 sneaks through the EU Parliament, letting companies scan user data without warrants — legal skullduggery used to force a majority-required re-vote on eve of Parliament break
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