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Tushar Subhra Dutta reports: Hackers have found a new and alarming way to weaponize one of the most trusted platforms in the AI world. A threat actor linked to North Korea has embedded second-stage malware inside Hugging Face, the widely used AI and ma… Continue reading Hugging Face Hiding Second-Stage Malware for npm Supply Chain Attack
Vietnamnet Global reports: Speaking at the Vietnam Security Summit 2026 on May 22, Lieutenant Colonel Tran Trung Hieu, Deputy Director of the National Cybersecurity Center and Director of VNCERT under the Ministry of Public Security’s Department of Cyb… Continue reading Hackers breach two Vietnamese ministerial systems in major cyberattack
Jordan Ercit reports: Jacob Butler, 23, who was arrested Wednesday by OPP, also facing aiding and abetting computer intrusion charge in Alaska A 23-year-old Ottawa man is facing extradition to the United States after being accused of involvement in mas… Continue reading U.S. officials seeking extradition of Ottawa man accused of record cyberattack
From the Illinois Senate Democrats: State Senator Laura Murphy is leading a comprehensive measure to protect consumers’ data and shield them from targeted advertisements. “By placing guardrails around consumers’ personal information, we eliminate comp… Continue reading Murphy measure to protect Illinois consumers’ sensitive data advances in Senate
Bitdefender reports: An international law enforcement operation led by France and the Netherlands dismantled First VPN, a cybercriminal anonymization service used by ransomware actors, fraudsters, and data thieves across every major cybercrime investig… Continue reading Operation Saffron: Bitdefender Joins “First VPN” Takedown
Adil Faouzi reports: Global cybersecurity firms Kaspersky and Group-IB have disclosed their contributions to Operation Ramz, the first large-scale cybercrime crackdown coordinated by INTERPOL across the Middle East and North Africa region. The operati… Continue reading Kaspersky, Group-IB Detail Role in INTERPOL Cyber Operation Involving Morocco
Alexander Martin reports: The British government’s plans to overhaul the country’s main cybercrime law would offer such narrow legal protections that most security researchers would be left in the same position as today, multiple sources briefed … Continue reading UK plans for cybercrime law reform would protect almost no one, experts warn
Failure to terminate an employee’s credentials when their employment ended and failure to use unique and protected login credentials for work left a city at risk of having its water utility totally compromised. Avram Piltch reports: Our tale of t… Continue reading Today’s reminder to terminate employees’ credentials when their employment ends
Sergiu Gatlan reports: GitHub has confirmed that roughly 3,800 internal repositories were breached after one of its employees installed a malicious VS Code extension. The company has since removed the unnamed trojanized extension from the VS Code marke… Continue reading GitHub confirms breach of 3,800 repos via malicious VSCode extension
U.S. Senators Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), Chairman of the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, and Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) raised concerns about the recent cybersecurity incident on Instructure, threatening the data of 27… Continue reading Chairman Cassidy, Tuberville Seek Answers on Canvas Cybersecurity Incident, Calls for More Safeguards to Protect Students