A new macOS infostealer tricks victims into revealing their system password and installs a persistent backdoor for future access.
Month: July 2026
The FBI is warning that fraudsters are using fake IC3 accounts and direct messages to target people who’ve already been scammed.
Instead of fighting over what app stores host, the San Francisco City Attorney is targeting how they make money from AI nudify apps.
The release of The Odyssey has already sparked a wave of piracy scams, from fake browser errors to malware masquerading as movie files.
Extortion groups ShinyHunters and ShadowByt3$ claim they stole vast amounts of patient data. Those allegations have not been verified.
We look into how attackers are using the legitimate Ren’Py game engine to spread a malware loader that ultimately delivers Amatera Stealer.
A list of topics we covered in the week of July 13 to July 19 of 2026
One compromised Shark robot vacuum could unlock remote access to many others.
Knowing how to spot a malicious GitHub repository can help you avoid downloading malware disguised as legitimate software.
Privacy concerns have dogged Flock’s automated license plate recognition system for years. Now accuracy and reliability are coming under scrutiny too.