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Hackers Hijack Corporate XWiki Servers for Crypto Mining

Hackers exploit critical XWiki flaw CVE-2025-24893 to hijack corporate servers for cryptomining, with active attacks confirmed by VulnCheck researchers.

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How High-Tech Finance Companies Turn Innovation Into Influence

Your main rival in the fintech space just raised $20 million in a very successful Series B funding…

Everest Leaks AT&T Records, Demands $1M for Dublin Airport Passenger Data

Everest ransomware group leaks alleged AT&T Carrier data, demands $1 million for Dublin Airport files and $2 million for Air Arabia employee records.

US Teen Indicted in 764 Network Case Involving Exploitation Crimes

US teen indicted for involvement in extremist “764” network, accused of child exploitation, animal cruelty, and cyberstalking, says the Justice Department.

RedTiger Malware Steals Data, Discord Tokens and Even Webcam Images

A new Python-based infostealer called RedTiger is targeting Discord gamers to steal authentication tokens, passwords, and payment information. Learn how the malware works, its evasion tactics, and essential security steps like enabling MFA.

How to keep your data safe when transferring large files

As more of our communication and work move online, keeping large file transfers secure has become a serious…

Mass Attack Targets WordPress via GutenKit and Hunk Companion Plugins

Mass exploitation attacks are once again targeting WordPress websites, this time through serious vulnerabilities in two popular plugins,…

Advanced Serverless Security: Zero Trust Implementation with AI-Powered Threat Detection

Serverless architectures have fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape, creating attack vectors that traditional security models cannot address. After…

‘ChatGPT Tainted Memories’ Exploit Enables Command Injection in Atlas Browser

LayerX Security found a flaw in OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser that lets attackers inject commands into its memory, posing major security and phishing risks.