DarkSword Kit Grows a Wallet-Stealing Arm
A new P7 DarkSword variant trims its on-device footprint while adding keychain theft, crypto-wallet extraction, and two-way command control.
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A new P7 DarkSword variant trims its on-device footprint while adding keychain theft, crypto-wallet extraction, and two-way command control.
Researchers say a single chat prompt could extract cloud credentials and let an attacker take over every AgentCore agent in an AWS account and region.
IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell project has identified over 400 novel vulnerabilities in Java libraries, launching a clearinghouse service for customers to submit code for review.
Five Flax Typhoon–exploited flaws join CISA's KEV catalog as federal agencies face an October 11, 2026, patch-or-discontinue deadline.
A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
AI & MLA practitioner argues that AI-native security programs should begin by identifying critical business outcomes and the constraints that prevent consistent delivery.
The FBI has seized seven domains linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers, disrupting two key platforms used in attacks on critical infrastructure.
Researchers found thousands of GPU servers leaking monitoring data online, with some vulnerable to a high-severity flaw.
Shai-Hulud worm compromised Tensorlake's npm SDK version 0.5.144, stolen credentials and cloud keys at risk for developers.
Microsoft is rebuilding Windows 11 search on WinUI 3 for speed and lower RAM use, adding inline previews and 'actions' to change settings right from the search box.
Attackers reportedly seized control of top-level domains to issue valid-looking TLS certificates for Google and other organizations.
Amazon's new open-source Strands Box uses OS-level isolation and policy rules to stop autonomous agents from going rogue.
SonicWall issued hotfixes for a maximum-severity SSRF bug in SMA1000 appliances, urging customers to upgrade before attackers take note.
The FBI and Secret Service say the FortiBleed campaign remains active, with 86,644 Fortinet device credentials amassed across 194 countries.
A teen-founded startup says its on-device AI computer sold out its first batch, betting privacy beats cloud convenience.
Adversa AI says encrypted 'zombie instructions' on web pages can extract secrets through GitHub Copilot CLI, depending on which model handles the session.
SecurityForescout found only 6% of IoMT and 16% of medical OT devices run SSH that can move to post-quantum cryptography.
Dell has patched 18 CVEs in its storage and update tools, including two maximum-severity flaws with no workarounds.
Microsoft pushed out-of-band fixes for CVE-2026-96940, a high-severity Exchange Server authorization flaw rated 8.8.
Lucid built 2,954 EVs in Q3, a 54% drop from a year ago, as its new CEO trims costs and delays the affordable Cosmos.
Reports say the AI chip startup is reviewing fresh investment offers months after its last raise.
A new BioCatch report claims 90% of scams now happen on phones, with banking scam attempts up 35% in the past year.
The alert urges U.K. universities to review CGTRI ties, warning that continuing collaboration could lead to prosecution.
Vessev's VS-9 electric ferry uses hydrofoils to lift its hull clear of the water, cutting drag and extending range for urban transit.
Fortra fixed eight bugs in BoKS, including a 9.9-severity auth bypass and a 9.1 command injection, but reported no known exploitation.
Some users report 1GB to 3GB less memory use after installing Windows 11 26H2, but others see no change, and the evidence remains anecdotal.
Microsoft turns on Windows settings backup by default for Entra-joined enterprise devices on Windows 11 26H2, with admin controls preserved.
LevelBlue says attackers exploited a critical NetScaler bug to plant web shells, create superuser accounts, and exfiltrate configuration data.
Microsoft says attackers chained a patched Zimbra command-injection flaw into web shells, credential theft and cloud exfiltration.
Microsoft says phishing emails hid a legitimate MSP360 installer behind meeting and PDF lures, then used it to install ScreenConnect as a redundant remote-access channel.