Nov 04, 2026, 21:29 ET National class action law firm offers free, confidential case evaluations to Magnolia Management residents and others whose personal information may have been exposed. What Information Was Exposed According to Magnolia Management, the personal information involved may include: Because…
The case, decided in October, concerned a woman in Poland who lost around seven hundred euros after a fake buyer of an item she was selling online sent her a link that led to a copy of her bank’s website.
This is a textbook trust-chain failure, and it echoes other recent cases where attackers skipped the front door. Our report on the fake job interview that led to the $6.3B Binance hack showed how a believable workflow beats a firewall. Here…
A ransomware affiliate may have let an AI model handle the typing during a September break-in at a UK school estate, and that is why AI-assisted ransomware is the security story readers are hunting for this week. Bitdefender published its…
A lookalike domain scans connected wallets and prepares transfers to fixed addresses, as part of a wider campaign aimed at Trust Wallet users A fake Trust Wallet website is asking users to connect their wallets. The real goal is to…
A shadowy Russian ransomware group has posted screenshots on the dark web from what appears to be a database stolen from the Burnaby School District. The group — which calls itself Qilin — claims to offer downloads of information allegedly taken during…
Home » World » Google Accuses Chinese Manufacturer of Turning 1.3 Million TV Boxes Into Cybercrime Network Google has dismantled a massive cybercrime network involving more than 1.3 million Android TV boxes, accusing a Chinese electronics manufacturer of deliberately installing malicious software in devices…
Poker Hole-Card Malware Hack Raises Questions About Offshore Site Security A hacker allegedly used malware to see the hole cards of high-stakes poker players on Americas Cardroom (ACR), CoinPoker, GGPoker and ClubWPT Gold. None of these sites operate in the…
Freshfields Ransomware Response Under Scrutiny: Emerging Enforcement Risks for Ransom Negotiation Firms On October 8, 2026, FBI arrested Edward Dubrovsky, a cybersecurity executive, who held himself out as an expert involved in cyber ransom negotiations and settlement services, on federal extortion charges.
Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. A multi-stage cyberattack that compromised engineers and manipulated an internal artificial intelligence tool led to the unauthorized movement of billions in digital assets…
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