Former Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is dismissing accusations that his exchange triggered last October’s massive crypto market crash. He claims users who lost money due to platform glitches have been made whole, while defending the company’s regulated status.
Security researchers have confirmed that a serious Bluetooth vulnerability is now being actively exploited. The flaw, in Google’s Fast Pair Service, lets attackers silently take over nearby devices like headphones and speakers. You need to check for firmware updates immediately.
A new report from Sumo Logic reveals a massive gap between AI adoption in security and its actual sophistication. While 96% of leaders say they use it, most applications are for basic threat detection, not the transformative workflows vendors promote.
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters alleges it stole 14 million Panera Bread customer records. The breach reportedly exploited Microsoft Entra single sign-on, part of a wider wave of attacks targeting identity platforms.
U.S. law enforcement has taken down the RAMP cybercrime forum, a key marketplace for ransomware groups. The forum was created in 2021 after other major sites banned ransomware talk. Its seizure creates significant uncertainty in the underground economy.
Google used a federal court order to dismantle a massive “residential proxy” network run by a China-based firm called Ipidea. The network secretly turned millions of Android phones into internet gateways for other users, often through free apps. While the takedown disconnected devices, the underlyin
Recent confirmation that Microsoft handed over BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI is drawing unfair comparisons to Apple’s famous 2015 standoff. The key difference? Where the keys were stored. This is about user choice in encryption, not corporate capitulation.
A massive database of 149 million stolen usernames and passwords was left exposed online, with Gmail accounts making up nearly a third. Security experts warn this fuels credential stuffing attacks. Here’s why you shouldn’t panic, but absolutely should act.
CrowdStrike is spending a hefty $740 million to acquire identity security startup SGNL. The move highlights a major shift as companies scramble to secure not just human users, but the exploding number of non-human and AI identities.
Security researchers found a scary new way to steal your data through ChatGPT. The “ZombieAgent” attack tricked the AI into leaking info from connected services like Gmail, one character at a time.
