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  1. Mystery Box Scams Deployed to Steal Credit Card Data

    Bitdefender highlighted the growing use of subscription scams, in which victims are lured by adverts into recurring payments for fake products

  2. Meta Unveils New Advances in AI Security and Privacy Protection

    Alongside its new Meta AI app, Facebook’s parent company launched several new products to help secure open-source AI applications

  3. ICO: No Further Action on British Library Ransomware Breach

    The ICO has decided not to fine the British Library for a 2023 ransomware breach

  4. FBI Publishes 42,000 LabHost Phishing Domains

    The FBI has released details of 42,000 phishing domains associated with the LabHost operation, in order to help the security community

  5. #Infosec2025: How Advances in Quantum Computing Could Reshape Cybersecurity

    The impact of the advancement in quantum computing on cybersecurity will be a key focus at this year’s Infosecurity Europe event

  6. RansomHub Refines Extortion Strategy as RaaS Market Fractures

    RansomHub refines extortion strategy amid RaaS market fractures, expanding affiliate recruitment

  7. Microsoft Expands Cloud, AI Footprint Across Europe

    Microsoft has announced plans to expand cloud and AI infrastructure in the EU, increasing data center capacity by 40% by 2027

  8. UK Retailer Co-op Confirms Hack, Reports "Small Impact" to Its Systems

    The Co-op stores, quick commerce operations and funeral homes are trading as usual

  9. DHS Head Accuses CISA of Acting Like “the Ministry of Truth”

    Kristi Noem said the Trump administration is introducing reforms to ensure CISA is focusing on the core security functions it was created for

  10. US House Approves Bill to Assess Security Threats Posed by Foreign-Made Routers

    The legislation mandates a probe into foreign-made routers to identify risks for US national security

  11. JPMorgan CISO Urges SaaS Security Reset

    JPMorgan’s CISO has argued that SaaS apps represent a growing risk to businesses, “quietly enabling cyber attackers”

  12. France Slams Russia’s APT28 for Four-Year Cyber-Espionage Campaign

    The French government has criticized Russia’s APT28 group for attacking 12 entities in a long-running espionage campaign

  13. New WordPress Malware Masquerades as Plugin

    New WordPress malware disguised as a plugin gives attackers persistent access and injects malicious code enabling administrative control

  14. Phorpiex Botnet Delivers LockBit Ransomware with Automated Tactics

    A new ransomware campaign is automating LockBit deployment via the Phorpiex botnet, according to Cybereason

  15. New Gremlin Infostealer Distributed on Telegram

    Administrators of a Telegram channel named CoderSharp have been advertising Gremlin Stealer since March 2025

  16. Infostealers Harvest Over 30,000 Australian Banking Credentials

    Dvuln researchers highlighted the growing impact of infostealers on the cybercrime landscape, enabling attackers to bypass traditional defenses

  17. Zero-Day Exploitation Figure Surges 19% in Two Years

    Google claims 19% more zero-day bugs were exploited in 2024 than 2022 as threat actors focus on security products

  18. Europol Creates “Violence-as-a-Service” Taskforce

    Europol has launched a new initiative designed to combat recruitment of youngsters into violent organized crime groups

  19. Uyghur Diaspora Group Targeted with Remote Surveillance Malware

    Members of the World Uyghur Congress living in exile were targeted with a spear phishing campaign deploying surveillance malware, according to the Citizen Lab

  20. Half of Mobile Devices Run Outdated Operating Systems

    50% of mobile devices run outdated operating systems, increasing vulnerability to cyber-attacks, according to the latest report from Zimperium

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