DNS Hijack Undercuts TLS Trust
Attackers seized three country-code domains to mint counterfeit TLS certificates for Google and other brands, Google says.
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Attackers seized three country-code domains to mint counterfeit TLS certificates for Google and other brands, Google says.
CloudSEK reports BigBear 2.0 phishing operation stole over 5,100 Microsoft credentials, hitting IT firms hardest.
CERT Poland warns of active exploitation of two critical MikroTik RouterOS vulnerabilities, enabling full router hijacking.
Threat actors are hijacking the trusted Node.js runtime to deliver malware, evading detection in targeted attacks since early 2026.
Attackers exploited routing and TLS flaws to abuse a hijacked /24 block in a 22-hour window.
Anthropic warns that infostealer malware is stealing Claude login sessions to drain accounts.
Mirage2FA campaign hit 4,532 companies, bypassing MFA and stealing sessions.
New macOS infostealer AmnesiaStealer combines credential theft with silent remote browser control, researchers report.
Google's upcoming update aims to stop malware from using enterprise policy keys to seize control of user browser settings.
Threat actors are hijacking hotel network gateways to push fraudulent software updates and capture user credentials via deceptive portals.
New research details how threat actors are ditching delayed credential harvesting for live, session-based account hijacking.
Intelligence agencies report that Russian actors are hijacking IP cameras to monitor military movements across Europe and Ukraine.
A critical flaw in the Urwid web display backend allows attackers to predict session identifiers and compromise local terminal access.
A critical flaw in the Urwid web display backend allows attackers to predict session IDs and gain unauthorized terminal access.
A critical vulnerability in the Urwid display backend allows attackers to hijack active sessions through PRNG prediction or local access.
A critical flaw in the Urwid web display backend allows session hijacking via predictable identifiers and insecure file handling.
A newly identified Go-based botnet is pivoting from simple compute-hijacking to harvesting cloud credentials from exposed AI services.
A critical identity-binding bug in n8n's token exchange feature allowed unauthorized account access by ignoring multi-issuer constraints.
A critical 9.8 severity vulnerability in Zoom's Windows desktop client exposes millions of users to potential account hijacking.
Quishing attacks are weaponizing QR codes to bypass traditional security, creating a sophisticated new pathway for account hijacking.