Hackers have stopped breaking in. They’re abusing the things developers already trust.
Hackers have stopped breaking in. They’re abusing the things developers already trust.

Hackers are not really breaking in any more. They are walking through doors we hold open for them. This past week made the shift plain. Two campaigns showed that the things developers trust most, open-source code and AI tools, have become the easiest w…

Microsoft warns AI agents are being ‘AutoJack’-ed to deliver RCE payloads by browsing untrusted websites

Three minor vulnerabilities chained together can cause a lot of trouble but Microsoft fixed it on time.

Apple users told to watch out for ‘unpatchable’ iPhone security issues – here’s what we know

The bug is physical and also very difficult to exploit. Still, it can help jailbreak the device and snoop on the data inside.

The AI bubble didn’t pop. It sent the bill
The AI bubble didn’t pop. It sent the bill

Until last week, about 200 organisations could use a preview of Anthropic’s most capable model, Mythos. They got in through a programme called Glasswing, after the system flagged thousands of software vulnerabilities. Then, on the evening of 12 June, t…

100 days after the Iran war started — Tehran-backed group breaches California Water Service but claims they ‘chose not to disrupt water access’

Iranian-linked group Handala breached California Water Service, leaking 5GB of customer data and exposing critical GPS infrastructure across seven districts.

How the Peter Thiel-Linked Dialog Club Secretly Ranks Its Members

Leaked files show the invite-only network grades members by their money and fame, shaping who’s in, who’s out, and who pays.

Experts warns AI toy apps for kids are tracking users and collecting personal data

In a recent study by Cybernews, applications tied to 10 different toys each requested permissions and privileges categorized as ‘dangerous’.

‘Better tighten your World Cup security’ — Iran-linked hackers claim massive FBI drone breach, threaten FPV attacks

Iran-linked hackers claimed access to FBI drone surveillance systems and warned about World Cup security, though evidence remains disputed.