Hackers Weaponize Google's Blogspot to Secretly Steal Your Data
Attackers use Blogspot blogs and hidden code to deliver malware that steals sensitive information from businesses and individuals.
Read full story →Amazon's Latest Cloud Push: New AI Tools and Workspace Updates Shape Enterprise Future
AWS rolls out advanced AI capabilities and automation tools designed to reshape how businesses build and deploy intelligent applications.
Read full story →Linux Systems Face New Danger as Root Hacking Tool Becomes Publicly Available
A dangerous Linux vulnerability now has working exploit code available, making it easier for attackers to gain complete system control.
Read full story →Malicious Code Found in Popular Developer Tools—North Korea Blamed for Major Software Poisoning
Hackers linked to North Korea compromised over 100 open source projects used by millions of developers worldwide.
Read full story →Dangerous Hacker Group Armored Likho Attacks Power Grids and Government Offices
Criminal hackers using advanced tools target critical infrastructure in theft and espionage operations worldwide.
Read full story →Why Companies Are Rethinking How They Manage Security Threats
Organizations are shifting from purely technical security approaches to strategies that connect directly to business impact and revenue protection.
Read full story →Critical Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Under Active Attack - Here's What Companies Need to Know
Hackers actively exploit a severe Adobe ColdFusion security hole, putting thousands of websites at immediate risk of compromise.
Read full story →Major Anime Piracy Network Dismantled as Seven Operators Face Charges in Vietnam
Vietnamese authorities arrested seven people running a massive illegal streaming platform, highlighting ongoing battles against online piracy.
Read full story →Vietnamese Police Shut Down Major Illegal Anime Streaming Operation
Authorities arrest individuals connected to HiAnime, a platform that distributed copyrighted animated shows without permission.
Read full story →Hackers Pose as India's Tax Authority to Sneak Malware Into Business Computers
Cybercriminals linked to China are using a fake tax filing tool to infect Indian businesses with remote-access malware.
Read full story →Why Real AI Security Tools Matter More Than Fake Ones: What Companies Get Wrong in 2026
Companies are slapping AI labels on basic security tools. Here's how to spot the difference and protect your business.
Read full story →Critical Gitea Flaw Puts Docker Users at Risk as Attackers Race to Exploit
Hackers are targeting a serious security hole in popular Gitea containers before companies can patch their systems.
Read full story →Critical Linux Hypervisor Flaw Januscape Allows Virtual Machines to Attack Host Systems
A dangerous memory bug in Linux KVM hypervisor (CVE-2026-53359) lets guest VMs corrupt host kernel data within two weeks of discovery.
Read full story →Ancient Linux Virtualization Bug Allows Virtual Machines to Break Free and Compromise Host Systems
A 16-year-old vulnerability in Linux KVM hypervisor enables guest machines to escape isolation and attack underlying servers on Intel and AMD processors.
Read full story →Open-Source Hacking Tool Flipper Zero Gets Major Updates Through Crowdsourced Development
The Flipper Zero security device continues evolving as volunteers worldwide contribute code improvements and new features.
Read full story →Digital Threats Evolve as Attackers Find New Ways to Breach Company Defenses
Security experts warn of shifting attack methods that challenge traditional business protection strategies.
Read full story →Managing Serverless Applications Just Got Easier With New Kubernetes Visibility Tool
A new plugin bridges the gap between serverless platforms and cluster management interfaces, simplifying operations for cloud teams.
Read full story →New Tool Makes Managing Heavy Computing Tasks in Kubernetes Less Painful
Headlamp plugin brings faster visibility into Volcano batch job scheduling, improving DevOps workflow efficiency.
Read full story →New Tool Bridges Gap Between Kubernetes Cluster Management and Browser-Based Administration
A fresh plugin connects two popular open-source projects to simplify how teams manage multiple Kubernetes environments from their web browsers.
Read full story →How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Who Maintains Your Software
AI tools are making it easier for developers to fix bugs and improve open source projects, but maintainers face new challenges managing quality.
Read full story →Kubernetes Community Shares Latest Updates on Container Management Evolution
The Kubernetes project releases fresh developments affecting how teams deploy and manage applications in modern cloud environments.
Read full story →Amazon EKS Now Lets Teams Safely Test New Kubernetes Versions Before Full Commitment
AWS adds rollback capability to EKS upgrades, reducing risk when updating Kubernetes versions in production environments.
Read full story →Criminals Deploy Self-Operating AI to Launch Faster, Smarter Ransomware Attacks
Hackers used artificial intelligence to automate ransomware deployment, marking a dangerous shift in cyber threats.
Read full story →Federal Agency Surrenders $1 Million to Cybercriminals in Kairos Data Breach Settlement
A U.S. government department paid criminals $1M after sensitive data was stolen, raising concerns about ransomware payments and security failures.
Read full story →Amazon Simplifies SSL Certificate Management with Industry-Standard Protocol Support
AWS Certificate Manager now integrates ACME protocol for streamlined TLS certificate automation across any workload.
Read full story →AWS Upgrades Cloud Servers with Faster Graviton5 Chips, Simplifies Security Certificate Setup
Amazon launches next-generation EC2 instances with improved performance and automated certificate management for web security.
Read full story →AWS Unleashes Faster Cloud Servers and Instant Infrastructure Deployments for Developers
Amazon launches new Graviton5-powered servers and speeds up infrastructure setup to seconds, transforming how teams build cloud applications.
Read full story →AWS Makes Cloud Updates Faster and Safer with Two Major Infrastructure Tools
Amazon Web Services releases tools to speed up deployments and protect against failed updates in Kubernetes environments.
Read full story →Teen Cybercriminal Faces US Justice After Extradition in Major Hacking Case
A 19-year-old alleged member of prolific hacking group Scattered Spider has been extradited to face charges related to over 100 network attacks.
Read full story →Medical Device Giant Medtronic Suffers Major Security Attack Affecting Millions of Patients
Hackers breached Medtronic's systems in April, compromising personal and health data for 3.8 million individuals.
Read full story →AI-Powered Malware Campaign Exploits Langflow Tool in Sophisticated Ransomware Operation
Cybercriminals weaponized autonomous AI agents to orchestrate complex ransomware attacks, raising alarms about the future of AI-driven threats.
Read full story →Three Major Cybercrime Cases Highlight Growing Digital Security Threats
A Canadian hacker faces jail time, vulnerable code flaws are exposed publicly, and ATM thieves are prosecuted in landmark case.
Read full story →Google Shuts Down Major Android Device Hijacking Network Used for Phishing Attacks
Google dismantles NetNut proxy service that controlled millions of compromised Android devices for cybercrime operations.
Read full story →Major Proxy Service Takes Down 2 Million Compromised Computers in Historic Disruption
A widespread proxy network serving infected machines has been dismantled, cutting off millions of compromised devices from criminal infrastructure.
Read full story →Fake Software Libraries Linked to North Korea Caught Stealing from Developers Worldwide
Attackers disguised malicious code as legitimate tools to harvest developer credentials and gain network access.
Read full story →Critical Linux Flaw Allows Hackers Complete System Control Without Special Permissions
A dangerous Linux vulnerability lets ordinary users become administrators, threatening millions of computers worldwide.
Read full story →Critical Linux Kernel Vulnerability Discovered—What Regular Users Need to Know About "Bad Epoll"
A serious Linux flaw allows unauthorized users to gain administrative control. Here's what it means for your devices.
Read full story →North Korean Hackers Plant Malicious Code in Popular Developer Tools, Putting Millions at Risk
State-sponsored attackers have sneaked harmful software into widely-used coding libraries, potentially affecting countless applications worldwide.
Read full story →North Korean Hackers Flood Software Markets With Over 100 Dangerous Code Packages
Attackers distributed malicious software disguised as legitimate tools across development platforms in coordinated campaign.
Read full story →Security Researchers Discover Dangerous Flaws in Cursor AI Editor That Could Let Hackers Take Over Your Computer
New vulnerabilities in popular AI coding tool Cursor enable attackers to execute malicious commands on users' machines without warning.
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