Category: Cryptocurrencies
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US soldier hacking case updates reveal that a 21-year-old former U.S. Army private has pleaded guilty to hacking multiple telecommunications and cloud storage companies, stealing massive datasets, and extorting victims for millions. The hacker, Cameron John Wagenius, also known by the alias kiberphantOm, admitted to breaching companies like T-Mobile, Verizon, and Snowflake, stealing sensitive data…
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The latest GMX DeFi exploit has once again exposed the fragile security of decentralized finance (DeFi).Hackers stole approximately $40 million from GMX, highlighting how even popular platforms remain vulnerable. How the GMX DeFi Exploit Unfolded The incident occurred on GMX V1, a decentralized crypto exchange operating on the Arbitrum blockchain.The attacker exploited a flaw in…
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The SatanLock ransomware gang has officially announced the end of its operations. In a final move, the group revealed that all stolen victim data will be leaked online. SatanLock, active since April 2025, quickly gained attention in the cybersecurity community. The group targeted numerous organizations, amassing dozens of victims within months. Now, the group has…
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The notorious Anatsa banking trojan has once again infiltrated the Google Play Store, this time disguised as a seemingly harmless PDF viewer app. With over 50,000 downloads, the malicious app has put thousands of users at risk, primarily targeting North American banks. Security researchers from Threat Fabric, who discovered this latest campaign, have been tracking…
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Bitcoin Depot, a leading bitcoin ATM provider, has alerted over 26,000 customers that hackers may have stolen their sensitive personal data in a cyberattack that happened more than a year ago. The breach, which exposed driver’s license numbers and other private details, is only now coming to light after federal investigators concluded their inquiry. The…
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Security researchers have discovered nearly a dozen malicious Chrome extensions with over 1.7 million downloads. These popular extensions, available on Google’s Chrome Web Store, could secretly track users, steal browsing activity, and redirect them to potentially dangerous websites. The Threat: Malicious Extensions Masquerading as Legitimate Tools Most of the identified extensions appear legitimate, offering functionalities…