Cybersecurity News - Page 48

Just like the original Shai-Hulud attack, the new operation steals secrets and uploads them to GitHub.

After being trained to cheat on coding challenges, Claude began acting less trustworthy in unrelated tasks.

Attackers uploaded booby-trapped .blend files designed to appear as legitimate character rigs.

The platform abuses legitimate browser push notification technology normally used for website updates or alerts.

Attackers may have been exploiting the flaw as early as August 30, well before the patch became available.

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters claim they have agreed to pay $25,000 for access to CrowdStrike’s network.

The findings suggest that Moscow and Pyongyang’s deepening geopolitical partnership may now be extending directly into cyberspace.

In brief: Fortinet fixes second zero-day in two weeks, Google patches yet another Chrome zero-day, and more.

The sanctions target Media Land and sister companies.

The person was using a Samsung handset running outdated software that was not compatible with making Triple Zero calls on TPG’s network.