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Cyber Security

Why a pirated movie download might drain your crypto wallet
Cyber Security

Fake downloads of The Odyssey movie are spreading Lumma Stealer malware to hijack crypto wallets and bypass MFA. Learn how to protect your digital assets.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 17, 2026
How a fake coding test drained $11.8 million from a crypto company
Cyber Security

Singapore authorities reveal how a fake LinkedIn job offer and a malicious coding test led to an $11.8 million crypto loss via session token theft.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 15, 2026
0-Day as the Norm: What CISOs Need to Reconsider in Their Defense Strategy Right Now
Cyber Security

Apple warns users in 110 countries of mercenary spyware. A CISO guide to defending against zero-click exploits and hardening mobile architecture.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 14, 2026
How forty minutes of compromised AI code emptied the digital vaults of tech giants
Cyber Security

An autopsy of the LiteLLM supply-chain attack that leaked terabytes of credentials from 2,500 organizations including Microsoft, AWS, and Samsung.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 13, 2026
Why legal threats cannot patch a vulnerable Windows kernel
Cyber Security

Security researcher Nightmare Eclipse releases ShieldBreak, a Windows zero-day privilege escalation bug, after Microsoft threatened legal action.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 12, 2026
Securing the enterprise against AI generated exploit chains
Cyber Security

OpenAI's new GPT-5.6-Cyber model removes safeguards for exploit development, achieving a 95% completion rate for high-risk cybersecurity tasks.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 11, 2026
How a CSS border escape compromised the world's most trusted webmail interfaces
Cyber Security

New research from Gareth Heyes reveals how CSS can bypass webmail sanitizers in Gmail and Outlook to steal passwords and tokens. Learn how to stay secure.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 8, 2026
Why your next browser verification check might be a backdoor to the windows kernel
Cyber Security

Microsoft reports hackers are using BNB Chain smart contracts to host malware instructions through fake CAPTCHA prompts that trick users.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 7, 2026
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