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116 articles · 28–29 May

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Fri 29 May51 articles

  1. California AG sues 23andMe over 2023 breach affecting 7 million

    California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against Chrome Holding Co., formerly known as 23andMe, following a major data breach in 2023 that compromised the personal data of nearly 7 million customers. The lawsuit seeks civil penalties and…

    DataBreaches
  2. Signal Users Warned of Phishing Scam Targeting Recovery Keys

    A phishing campaign is targeting Signal users by sending fraudulent messages that impersonate Signal Support, aiming to steal backup recovery keys for accessing encrypted message archives. The messages contain red flags such as threats of data loss, requests…

    Malwarebytes
  3. How Weak Security Funds Neo Nazi Hackers' Child Abuse Ring

    The article discusses the activities and implications of a cybercriminal group known as 'The Com', which is linked to neo-Nazi ideologies and other violent crimes, including child exploitation. It outlines how inadequate cybersecurity practices in…

    Dark ReadingThe Com
  4. CISA Adds Palo Alto PAN OS Auth Bypass CVE-2026-0257 to KEV List

    On May 29, 2026, CISA added one new vulnerability, CVE-2026-0257, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog. This vulnerability pertains to Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS Authentication Bypass and represents a significant risk of active exploitation,…

    CISAExploitedCVE-2026-0257
  5. Russia linked GREYVIBE uses AI attacks against Ukraine

    The article discusses GREYVIBE, a cybersecurity threat group linked to Russia, that is targeting Ukraine using AI-driven cyberattacks. It emphasizes the significance of these AI tactics in modern cyber warfare, showcasing the evolving nature of cyber…

    The Hacker NewsGreyVibe
  6. DIL Observatory Links Cyber Attacks to Global Politics

    The Digital Intelligence Lab (DIL) launched an observatory focused on analyzing cyber events in the context of broader geopolitical issues. This initiative arose from observed patterns connecting real-world events to significant cyber activities, exemplified…

    Security Affairs
  7. California sues 23andMe over 2023 breach exposing 7 million users

    California's Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against the genetic testing company, 23andMe, formerly Chrome Holding Co., for allegedly failing to protect sensitive user data in a breach affecting nearly 7 million customers. The 2023 breach…

    SecurityWeek
  8. Chaotic Eclipse leaks six Windows zero days, three exploited

    A researcher known as Chaotic Eclipse publicly disclosed six zero-day vulnerabilities in Windows components, with three being exploited in attacks shortly thereafter. Microsoft criticized this uncoordinated disclosure, arguing it jeopardized customer…

    Security Affairs
  9. 2,000 Vulnerable Vibe Coded Apps Reveal Gaps in Security Stacks

    The article discusses the limitations of security stacks as exposed by 2,000 Vibe-coded applications found to be vulnerable. It emphasizes the need for enhanced security measures to address the risks associated with these applications given the increasing…

    The Hacker News
  10. Google releases Chrome 148, fixing 151 flaws with two critical CVEs

    Google has released Chrome 148, which addresses 151 vulnerabilities, including 22 critical flaws. Notably, CVE-2026-9872 and CVE-2026-9873 were highlighted for their severity, with researchers earning $43,000 rewards for their discovery. The majority of the…

    SecurityWeekCVE-2026-9872
  11. UK’s CyCOS Project Expands SME Cyber Help to Seven Communities

    The CyCOS Project, a UK initiative to assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with cybersecurity, is expanding from two to seven communities as it transitions leadership to the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec). Launched in late 2023,…

    Infosecurity
  12. Romanian hacker jailed 56 months for Oregon state cyberattack

    A Romanian hacker, Catalin Dragomir, was sentenced to 56 months in prison for his involvement in cyberattacks targeting U.S. government networks, specifically an Oregon state government office. He gained unauthorized access to the network in June 2021 and…

    SecurityOnline
  13. Microsoft rolls out monochrome Copilot for Office enterprise apps

    Microsoft has redesigned its Copilot tool within Microsoft 365, implementing a monochromatic aesthetic that emphasizes legibility and coherence across applications. The interface has been simplified to a text-oriented layout, reducing color and distractions…

    SecurityOnline
  14. NuGet package Sicoob steals banking credentials via cloud secrets

    The article discusses a malicious NuGet package named 'Sicoob' that targets cloud secrets to steal banking credentials. It highlights how the package is disguised as a legitimate npm package, compromising security in software supply chains. Security experts…

    The Hacker News
  15. PureLogs info stealer hits firms via fake purchase order mail

    The article discusses a newly discovered PureLogs info stealer campaign targeting enterprise environments, identified by FortiGuard Labs. This multi-stage attack leverages social engineering, sending deceptive emails disguised as urgent corporate purchase…

    SecurityOnline
  16. Chinese hackers hit maritime, energy firms in Middle East war

    Chinese hackers are exploiting the ongoing war in the Middle East to target maritime and energy sectors, as highlighted in ESET's APT Activity Report. They are aligning their cyber operations with Beijing's geopolitical interests, focusing on instability in…

    Infosecurity
  17. Chinese PhaaS Hijacks Mobile Sessions, Bypassing MFA Defences

    The article discusses the escalating threat posed by the Chinese Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) ecosystem, which has shifted tactics to bypass modern security controls, particularly targeting mobile users. Analysts identified that these cybercriminals have…

    SecurityOnline
  18. New BTMOB Android RAT offers easy APK builder for $5k lifetime

    The article discusses BTMOB RAT, a new Android malware that allows attackers to fully control a compromised device without requiring coding skills. Sold for $5,000 for a lifetime license, it includes a user-friendly APK builder for generating malicious apps…

    Security Affairs
  19. Malicious npm package leaks its GitHub token, exposing data theft

    A newly identified malicious npm package, 'mouse5212-super-formatter', leaked its own hardcoded GitHub token, allowing researchers to observe data theft as it unfolded. Disguised as a sync utility, the package read and uploaded files from victim machines to…

    Infosecurity
  20. Chinese Red Lamassu APT Targets Asian Telecoms with JFMBackdoor

    Security researchers from PwC Threat Intelligence have identified a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign by the Chinese threat actor known as Red Lamassu, targeting telecommunications providers across Asia. This group, also referred to as Calypso APT, has…

    SecurityOnlineCalypso
  21. Docker Images Risk from Outdated Software, DDoS and Data Breaches

    The article discusses the vulnerabilities and security issues associated with containerization, particularly in relation to Docker. It highlights how attackers can exploit outdated software versions in pre-built images, leading to various risks such as DDoS…

    securelist.com
  22. North Korean hackers deploy memory only toolset against banks

    Security researchers from Fox-IT have analyzed a sophisticated cyber espionage operation by a North Korean threat group targeting international financial institutions. This operation involves a new 'Lazarus memory-only toolset' that minimizes digital…

    SecurityOnlineLazarus Group
  23. Kimsuky deploys HTTPSpy malware, expands toolkit for espionage

    Kimsuky, a North Korean hacking group, has launched a new malware called HTTPSpy while expanding its toolkit to include HelloDoor and VS Code Tunnels. These developments highlight an evolution in their infiltration tactics, as they seek to enhance their…

    The Hacker NewsRuby Sleet
  24. Oracle patches May 2026 flaws, CVE-2026-46840 CVSS 10.0

    Oracle has released a significant security patch update for May 2026, addressing critical vulnerabilities across various enterprise product lines. The updates aim to eliminate flaws that could allow attackers to infiltrate corporate data systems. Key areas…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-46833
  25. Malicious npm packages hijack cloud keys using typosquatting

    Microsoft has issued an urgent alert regarding a sophisticated supply chain attack targeting npm packages, which compromises cloud infrastructure. An attacker, vpmdhaj, has published 14 malicious packages that use typosquatting tactics to mimic legitimate…

    SecurityOnline
  26. CVE-2026-7374 flaw lets attackers escape KubeVirt namespaces

    A serious security flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-7374, has been identified in KubeVirt, allowing authenticated users to escape namespaces and potentially control entire Kubernetes clusters. This vulnerability has a high CVSS score of 9.9 and is due to improper…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-7374
  27. Microsoft warns of npm chain attack stealing AWS, Vault data

    Microsoft identified a supply chain attack targeting the npm package ecosystem on May 28, 2026, involving a threat actor using the alias vpmdhaj. The actor published 14 malicious packages that typosquatted well-known libraries and, once installed, harvested…

    Microsoft
  28. DuckDuckGo installs surge 30% after Google adds forced AI search

    Following Google's announcement to incorporate AI into their search engine, DuckDuckGo has seen a significant rise in user acquisitions, particularly among iOS users in the U.S. This trend aligns with a growing discontent towards Google's enforced generative…

    SecurityOnline
  29. ISC Stormcast For Friday, May 29th, 2026 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9950, (Fri, May 29th)

    The content provides information about the Internet Storm Center (ISC), specifically noting that Guy Bruneau is the handler on duty. The threat level is currently categorized as green. It includes links to previous diaries and podcasts, as well as resources…

    SANS ISC
  30. Samba Fixes Multiple Flaws with Maximum 10.0 CVSS Scores

    The Samba Team has released urgent security patches to address multiple critical vulnerabilities that threaten enterprise file servers globally. Two severe remote code execution flaws, CVE-2026-4480 and CVE-2026-4408, have been identified with perfect CVSS…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-4480
  31. Jenkins releases urgent patch fixing RCE and file access bugs

    The Jenkins project has released a critical patch addressing multiple security vulnerabilities in its automation ecosystem, including remote code execution (RCE) risks and data exposure through flawed plugins. Key findings include: 1. **Remote Code Execution…

    SecurityOnline
  32. Google patches 151 Chrome flaws, including critical memory bugs

    Google has released a significant security update for Chrome, version 148.0.7778.216/217, aimed at fixing 151 vulnerabilities, including critical memory corruption issues. Many fixes were contributed by external researchers, earning them substantial rewards.…

    SecurityOnline
  33. New GitLab Security Updates Fix Critical Flaws in Duo AI

    GitLab has issued an urgent set of software modifications to safeguard development pipelines. Specifically, these new GitLab security

    SecurityOnline
  34. Critical Patches Fix Synology Chat Server Vulnerabilities

    Synology has issued a critical security alert regarding vulnerabilities in the Synology Chat Server, particularly affecting DiskStation Manager (DSM). Key issues include a high-severity vulnerability (CVE-2026-40541) that allows authenticated users to read,…

    SecurityOnlineCVE-2026-40541

Thu 28 May65 articles

  1. WP Maps Pro flaw lets hackers seize WordPress admin rights

    The WP Maps Pro plugin for WordPress recently revealed a critical security vulnerability that allows unauthenticated users to gain administrative control of affected sites. Discovered by Wordfence, this zero-day flaw permits attackers to create new admin…

    SecurityOnline
  2. Developer sabotages AI agents with prompt injection in jqwik

    A developer, Johannes Link, added malicious instructions to version 1.10.0 of jqwik, an open-source Java testing app, to prompt AI coding agents to delete all tests and code associated with jqwik. This 'prompt injection' exploits AI agents’ inability to…

    Ars Technica
  3. DShield Sensors Detect Winter Spike in Malicious File Uploads

    The article by Guy Bruneau analyzes the data collected over the past year from DShield sensors, detailing the types of files uploaded and their trends. It reveals that file uploads peaked during the winter months (December 2025 - February 2026) and decreased…

    SANS ISC
  4. Carnival Data Breach Exposes Personal Data of Nearly 6 Million Customers

    Carnival Corporation has disclosed a data breach affecting approximately 6 million customers, specifically 5,995,277 individuals, after hackers employed social engineering to gain access to an employee's account. The breach, identified on April 14, 2026,…

    Security Affairs
  5. Dark Reading launches cartoon caption contest for 20th anniversary

    The 'Name That Toon Contest' celebrates Dark Reading's 20th anniversary, inviting participants to submit creative captions for a cartoon illustrating cybersecurity's evolution from 2006 to 2026. The contest aims to engage the community in reflecting on…

    Dark Reading
  6. Dutch police raid THE.Hosting but cybercriminal activity persists

    Dutch law enforcement's recent raid on THE.Hosting, a Russian bulletproof hosting service, seized over 800 servers and arrested two operators, yet failed to disrupt ongoing cybercriminal activities. The action did not dismantle the network's core IP address…

    Dark Reading
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