Crypto Scam Exposed: Fake Seed Phrases to Steal Wallet Funds
A fresh Crypto Scam is making the rounds that tricks both individuals and companies into setting up cryptocurrency wallets with bogus recovery phrases. Cybercriminals have found a way to break into customer management systems and bulk email services to send out deceptive emails. Their goal is…
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North Korean Hackers Use Fake Job Interviews to Spread Malware
North Korean hackers are once again targeting people in the cryptocurrency industry — this time using a new trick involving fake job interviews. A recent investigation by French cybersecurity firm Sekoia has uncovered a campaign they’ve named ClickFake Interview, where job seekers are lured into…
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Outlaw Botnet: A Growing Crypto Threat
Cybersecurity experts have recently uncovered detailed information about a botnet known as Outlaw, also referred to as Dota. This Linux-based malware is designed to spread automatically by taking advantage of servers that use weak SSH passwords. By exploiting these vulnerabilities, the malware can…
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Gmail Celebrates 21 Years with a New Encryption Tool
A Fresh Start for Secure Communication To honor Gmail’s 21st birthday, Google has introduced an update that makes sending secure emails simpler than ever. This new feature lets business users quickly send end-to-end encrypted messages without needing extra software or a complicated setup. With just…
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WordPress 6.8 RC1 Ready for Testing
WordPress has officially announced the release candidate for version 6.8, now open for community testing. While this marks a significant milestone, experts advise using it only on test servers rather than live sites, as the software is still under active development. This news release signals a…
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Your Website May Be Hacked by Gambling Malware
Campaign Overview A new Gambling Malware is hitting many normal websites by adding harmful JavaScript that pushes Chinese gambling sites. Around 150,000 websites have been affected so far. Security expert Himanshu Anand from c/side mentioned that although the attackers have updated their look a…
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New Phishing Service Exposed
Attack Overview Security experts have recently uncovered a new phishing tool available for hire. This service uses DNS mail exchange (MX) records to deliver fake login pages that mimic more than 100 popular brands. You might be interested in: The group behind this scam, nicknamed "Morphing…
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Critical Security Update: Next.js 15.2.3 Fixes CVE-2025-29927
Critical Security Update (CVE-2025-29927) Next.js has rolled out version 15.2.3 to address a critical security issue (CVE-2025-29927). This update, along with backported patches for previous versions, is essential for all self-hosted deployments using Middleware with next start and output:…
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VSCode Malware and Fake Developer Tools
Harmful VSCode Extensions Spread Early-Stage Ransomware Researchers recently discovered two dangerous extensions in the VSCode Marketplace. Named "ahban.shiba" and "ahban.cychelloworld," these add-ons were designed to launch a piece of ransomware that is still in its testing phase. The marketplace…
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Medusa Ransomware on the Rise in 2025 according to the CIA and FBI
Overview The FBI and CISA have recently warned about a growing threat from the Medusa ransomware group. Recent intelligence shows that attacks by this group are happening almost every day this year, with a nearly 45% increase compared to 2024. This surge has prompted government agencies to issue an…
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