DeepSeek's Database Leak Raises Security Concerns

DeepSeek’s Database Leak Raises Security Concerns

AI Firm DeepSeek Exposed Sensitive Data Online A major security lapse at the Chinese AI company DeepSeek recently came to light after researchers discovered an open database that could have allowed hackers to access sensitive information. You might be interested in: Cyberattack Hits DeepSeek,…


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Apple M-Series Chips Hit by New Exploits

Apple M-Series Chips Hit by New Exploits

Researchers Reveal Two New Vulnerabilities in Apple Processors Security researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and Ruhr University Bochum have uncovered two new side-channel attacks that target Apple Silicon processors. These attacks could be used to steal sensitive data from web browsers…


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Apple Delivers Urgent Security Patches

Critical CoreMedia Bug Apple has released new software updates to fix several security problems found across its products. One of these flaws, called CVE-2025-24085, is a zero-day bug in the CoreMedia feature. This bug allows an already-installed malicious app on a device to gain higher-level…


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Cyberattack Hits DeepSeek, Signups Restricted

Cyberattack Hits DeepSeek, Signups Restricted

Rapid Growth of DeepSeek's AI Platform DeepSeek, a fast-growing Chinese AI company, announced on Monday that it will temporarily halt new user registrations due to a wave of cyberattacks targeting its platform. The decision comes as the company continues to gain momentum in the competitive AI…


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New Malware Campaign Uses Fake CAPTCHAs to Spread Lumma Stealer

New Malware Campaign Uses Fake CAPTCHAs to Spread Lumma Stealer

Cybersecurity experts have discovered a new malware campaign that tricks users into installing the Lumma information stealer. The criminals behind this scheme are using fake CAPTCHA pages, which appear on compromised websites and prompt people to carry out specific steps that ultimately infect…


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Former CIA Analyst Pleads Guilty to Leaking Classified Information

Former CIA Analyst Pleads Guilty to Leaking Classified Information

A former CIA analyst, Asif William Rahman, has pleaded guilty to leaking highly classified National Defense Information (NDI) to unauthorized individuals. Rahman, aged 34 from Vienna, Virginia, worked for the CIA since 2016 and had access to sensitive government documents, including those marked…


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Hackers Use cnPilot Flaw for DDoS Attacks

Hackers Use cnPilot Flaw for DDoS Attacks

A new variation of the AISURU botnet, called AIRASHI, has been discovered by cybersecurity firm QiAnXin XLab. The botnet is exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Cambium Networks' cnPilot routers to carry out massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. This vulnerability was…


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Tunneling Protocols Found to Have Security Flaws

Tunneling Protocols Found to Have Security Flaws

Recent research has uncovered significant security weaknesses in various tunneling protocols, which could open the door for attackers to execute a range of dangerous cyberattacks. The study, conducted by Top10VPN and Professor Mathy Vanhoef from KU Leuven, highlights a serious issue: internet hosts…


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Cybercriminals Use Python Backdoor to Deploy RansomHub Ransomware

Cybercriminals Use Python Backdoor to Deploy RansomHub Ransomware

Security experts have discovered that cybercriminals are taking advantage of a Python based backdoor to keep ongoing access to infected computers. After they gain this foothold, they release a ransomware known as RansomHub across the victim’s network. You might be interested in: Microsoft Unveils…


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Fake Google Ads Campaign Steals Account Credentials

Fake Google Ads Campaign Steals Account Credentials

Overview of the Threat Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new scheme targeting individuals and businesses using Google Ads. This campaign tricks users into handing over their account credentials by presenting fake Google Ads that lead to phishing sites. According to Jérôme Segura, senior…


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