Collaborate Disseminate
Getting breached by two separate and likely unconnected cyber attack groups is a nightmare scenario for any organization, but can result in an unexpected silver lining: the noisier intrusion can draw attention to a far stealthier threat that might othe… Continue reading How a noisy ransomware intrusion exposed a long-term espionage foothold
German and Swiss law enforcement agencies have taken down Cryptomixer, an illegal cryptocurrency mixer service, and have confiscated over 25 million euros (approximately $29 million) in Bitcoin. The Cryptomixer seizure banner As part of Operation Olymp… Continue reading Cryptomixer crypto laundering service taken down by law enforcement
The number of Salesforce customers affected by the recent compromise of Gainsight-published applications is yet to be publicly confirmed, but Salesforce released indicators of compromise (IoCs) and simultaneously shed some light on when the attack like… Continue reading Gainsight breach: Salesforce details attack window, issues investigation guidance
Security researchers at Cato Networks have uncovered a new indirect prompt injection technique that can force popular AI browsers and assistants to deliver phishing links or disinformation (e.g., incorrect medicine dosage guidance or investment advice)… Continue reading New “HashJack” attack can hijack AI browsers and assistants
Widely used code formatting sites JSONFormatter and CodeBeautify are exposing sensitive credentials, API keys, private keys, configuration files and other secrets, watchTowr researchers discovered. The findings JSONFormatter and CodeBeautify are free, … Continue reading Popular code formatting sites are exposing credentials and other secrets
A convincing (but fake) “Windows Update” screen can be the perfect lure for tricking users into infecting their computers with malware. Add a multi-stage delivery chain with some offbeat techniques, and infostealer operators have everything… Continue reading Fake “Windows Update” screens fuels new wave of ClickFix attacks
In the wake of Salesforce’s announcement about “unusual activity involving Gainsight-published applications” and the company’s revocation of access and refresh tokens associated with them, Gainsight has been doing a good job kee… Continue reading Salesforce Gainsight compromise: Early findings and customer guidance
In what may be a repeat of the Salesloft Drift supply chain compromise, Salesforce confirmed that they’ve identified unusual activity involving Gainsight-published apps connected to Salesforce. “Our investigation indicates this activity may… Continue reading Salesforce investigates new incident echoing Salesloft Drift compromise
In what may be a repeat of the Salesloft Drift supply chain compromise, Salesforce confirmed that they’ve identified unusual activity involving Gainsight-published apps connected to Salesforce. “Our investigation indicates this activity may… Continue reading Salesforce investigates new incident echoing Salesloft Drift compromise
There is a serious security problem inside Comet, the AI-powered agentic browser made by Perplexity, SquareX researchers say: Comet’s MCP API allows the browser’s built-in (but hidden from the user) extensions to issue commands directly to a user… Continue reading Security gap in Perplexity’s Comet browser exposed users to system-level attacks