Third-Party App Key Opens Door to BigCommerce Data Theft
Attackers used a compromised credential from the Ribon app to pull customer data from hundreds of online stores, exposing a soft spot in e-commerce supply chains.
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Attackers used a compromised credential from the Ribon app to pull customer data from hundreds of online stores, exposing a soft spot in e-commerce supply chains.
CloudSEK reports attackers abused npm trusted publishing to ship GHAPPIER loader, exposing limits of provenance attestations.
Researcher says a local attacker can redirect Meta's Muse dictation traffic through an undocumented app setting, with no special privileges.
TRAI's amended rules force caller-ID apps to feed spam reports into a telecom blockchain, drawing accusations of anti-competitive data transfer from Truecaller.
SecurityMicrosoft patched 18 vulnerabilities across Azure and Copilot products, all rated critical, with fixes applied server-side so customers need not act.
Startup bets AI agents will handle security audits and policies, with humans still holding approval power.
A joint advisory from the UK, FBI, and Netherlands warns that Iranian hackers use social engineering and messaging apps to spy on and wipe victims' systems.
Anthropic's unified Claude interface auto-routes requests across chat, Cowork, Artifacts, presentations, and Docs, starting with Pro and Max plans.
A running record of AI products that shut down or missed expectations shows even the biggest players stumble.
FBI, UK NCSC, and Dutch AIVD warn that Iranian actors use social messaging apps to deploy Chosen Brick data-stealing malware.
A webinar will examine two attacks that used malicious OAuth apps and social engineering to breach Google Workspace environments.
An investigation found Doctoralia shared sensitive medical appointment details with TikTok, Google, and LinkedIn across Latin America.
New Pistachio research argues click rate alone misleads, and that credential leaks and reporting matter just as much.
Anthropic says threat groups tied to ShinyHunters, Russia, and China misused Claude for credential harvesting, malware, and espionage.
Microsoft resolved a launch bug hitting Teams and Outlook on ARM-based Windows 11 devices with September's Patch Tuesday update.
Bitdefender says Google Play's Early Access program is being used to push fake casino and reward apps that offer no public reviews to warn users.
Google's new Android feature moves passwords and passkeys between manager apps without CSV files, starting with three partners.
Android malware clones banking apps into separate work profiles, letting fraudsters evade detection.
Microsoft says August 2026 security updates trigger 0xc0000409 errors on Windows Server 2016 when Compatibility Appraiser is enabled.
Microsoft's Bing Wallpaper app is serving full-screen Harry Potter ads on Windows 11 desktops, prompting users to uninstall in droves.
OpenAI tests a Writing Style feature that learns from your connected apps, though rollout details remain unclear.
Oura's IPO filing faces rivals adding payments, haptics, and on-device apps to smart rings.
A federal court has ruled against citizen journalists in a DMCA takedown case, prompting the EFF to appeal.
OpenLeash adds a human approval layer to risky AI agent actions, blocking or pausing dangerous moves.
SonicWall patches two zero-days in SMA 1000 VPN appliances, warning of active exploitation that combines both flaws.
McKesson and Boston Scientific grapple with breaches exposing patient data and disrupting implanted cardiac devices.
Cronos blockchain resumes after price manipulation drained $74M from Tectonic lending app.
GO Club's simple step and water trackers help build lasting habits via gentle reminders and widgets.
Razer's Naga V3 Pro offers swappable button plates for MMO, MOBA, and FPS, but its weight and price may limit appeal.
Microsoft tests granular camera, mic, and location permissions for desktop apps in a new Insider build.