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In early February 2026, a cybercrime group calling itself Everest claimed on its dark web leak site that it had stolen <...
On 23 November 2025, Iberia disclosed a security incident stemming from an unauthorized access to the systems of a third-party supplier / vendor.The airline communicated to impacted customers that certain personal data may have been exposed. According to the notification, exposed information may include first and last name, email ...
In what is being described as one of the most consequential cyber-espionage operations of the year, US technology vendor F5 Networks has confirmed that nation-state threat actors successfully infiltrated its internal environment, stealing source code and vulnerability intelligence related to its flagship BIG-IP
Google has warned that the recent Salesloft OAuth breach, attributed to threat group UNC6395, is not limited to Salesforce as initially reported. Instead, the attack affects all third-party SaaS integrations connected to Salesloft via OAuth, massively expanding the potential impact radius.
Between August 8–1...
A newly discovered phishing campaign is leveraging a Unicode homoglyph trick to impersonate Booking.com and distribute malicious MSI installers capable of delivering infostealers or remote access trojans (RATs).
This attack, spotted by security researcher JamesWT, e...