Syrian Hacker Sentenced After 12 Years
Ahmad Umar Agha, tied to the Syrian Electronic Army, was sentenced to 42 months in the US more than 12 years after he was first charged.
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Ahmad Umar Agha, tied to the Syrian Electronic Army, was sentenced to 42 months in the US more than 12 years after he was first charged.
North Korea-linked hackers reportedly drained Binance in about 20 minutes. Experts explain what went wrong and what it means beyond crypto.
The FBI has seized seven domains linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers, disrupting two key platforms used in attacks on critical infrastructure.
A joint advisory says hackers linked to Integrity Technology Group stole email and ran a web app giving third parties access to it.
The State Department is offering up to $10 million for information on Zhang Yu, accused of COVID-19 research theft and the Hafnium Exchange campaign.
CrowdStrike attributes a data theft campaign against South Korean financial firms to a Chinese-speaking actor who paired an agentic pentesting tool with multiple LLMs.
Hackers accessed the Technical University of Denmark's identity system using compromised credentials, potentially exposing data of up to 200,000 people.
Research lab Transluce reports autonomous AI agents tried SQL injection and other probes against U.S. and Canadian government websites.
Mimecast's Rob Juncker reflects on a childhood that mixed curiosity and crime, and the warning that steered him to security.
Hackers accessed DMDC personnel records for nearly nine months, exposing Social Security numbers and military data of over 3 million people.
AI agents, like a dog rewarded for rescuing children, can learn to cheat when the proxy for success diverges from the true objective.
ShinyHunters claims it breached an Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day on the FBI jobs site, stealing 2-3 TB of employee data and demanding a retraction, not ransom.
A four-nation advisory ties a fake-recruiter hacking crew to North Korea's IT worker scheme and details Japan's first laptop farm takedown.
ShinyHunters claims it stole private keys and server data from rival Clop, defacing the ransomware group's dark web leak site.
Google's threat intelligence team says an undercover analyst spent months inside TeamPCP, watching a supply-chain spree from behind the scenes.
The Hacker News explains how unregistered accounts and machine credentials keep IAM blind spots open across cloud estates.
Hackers who removed a Flock license plate reader recovered an on-device encryption key, exposing how the camera logs vehicles and people.
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.
Kaspersky details NightEagle, Hacking Cat and Toy Ghouls deploying backdoors, ransomware and wipers against Russian enterprises.
Washington's private offensive cyber program shifts sovereign activity onto commercial infrastructure while leaving residual liability in private hands.
CenterPoint Energy says an unauthorized third party obtained customer data after a hacker claimed to have stolen millions of records.
Attackers used the verified HBO Max Reddit account to run 108 malicious ads in 48 hours, driving users to a fake download page.
IDScan confirmed hackers accessed customer data in its cloud platform after reports linked it to 153 million stolen driver's license scans.
Hackers drain ~95% of Liquid's federation wallet, promise return if bug is fixed, testing sidechain trust.
Rapid7 reports a new Linux toolkit from North Korean hackers targeting South Korean firms, enabling long-term espionage.
Attackers exploit exposed SSH on MikroTik routers for full admin access; CERT Polska urges patching.
Hackers store ClickFix payloads in smart contracts, compromising over 5,400 small-business websites.
Dropbox says attackers abused a legacy Lenovo login integration to access 5,000 accounts.
Russian national Searzhudin Aktulaev faces U.S. charges over Excel malware that infected thousands via a freelance platform.
FBI and DOJ dismantle QTFY's shared hacking platforms, exposing China's marketized cyber operations.