Category: Cyber Security


  • Moroccan Hackers Steal Gift Cards from Global Companies

    A group of Moroccan hackers has launched a global cybercrime campaign. Their goal is to infiltrate corporate systems and steal digital gift cards worth thousands of dollars. Cybersecurity researchers describe the campaign as organized, stealthy, and highly professional. These attackers rely on social engineering rather than malware to compromise internal systems and avoid detection for…

  • Tea Dating App Removed from Apple App Store

    Apple has removed the women-focused Tea Dating App from its App Store. This action comes after a serious breach of user privacy. Consequently, users are now unable to access the platform. The app, designed for women to anonymously share information on men, reportedly exposed the personal data of thousands of users. Furthermore, Apple cited violations…

  • Brickstorm Backdoor: China-Linked Hackers Breach F5 BIG-IP Systems

    China-linked cyber actors exploit a sophisticated malware called Brickstorm to infiltrate F5 BIG-IP systems. This attack compromises over 250,000 devices globally, creating major risks for enterprise infrastructure. What Is Brickstorm? Brickstorm is a stealthy, self-contained backdoor malware linked to the China-nexus threat cluster UNC5221. It operates with minimal system dependencies, which makes detection and removal…

  • JLR Cyber Attack Causes £1.9 Billion Loss in UK Industry

    The JLR cyber attack has become the most economically damaging cybersecurity event in UK history, inflicting an estimated £1.9 billion in losses and disrupting thousands of businesses nationwide. Massive Financial and Operational Impact The Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC) found that Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber breach affected more than 5,000 British companies. Losses ranged between £1.6…

  • Iranian Hackers Phoenix Backdoor Targets 100 Government Entities

    Iranian hackers Phoenix backdoor campaign has struck more than 100 government institutions, revealing a renewed cyber offensive by the state-backed group MuddyWater. This notorious collective, also known as Static Kitten, Mercury, and Seedworm, continues to focus on high-value entities across the Middle East and North Africa. Renewed Attacks Across the Region Starting on August 19,…

  • AWS Outage Amazon Layoffs – Engineer Cuts Raise Reliability Concerns

    The recent AWS outage Amazon layoffs controversy has reignited debate about the cost of losing top engineering talent.Amazon’s decision to cut thousands of jobs may have left its cloud division more vulnerable than expected. On October 20, 2025, Amazon Web Services (AWS) experienced a major service disruption that took down thousands of websites.The failure affected…

  • Eight Sleep AWS Outage – Smart Beds Malfunction During Cloud Failure

    A major Eight Sleep AWS outage left thousands of smart-bed users dealing with chaos instead of comfort.The disruption, caused by a temporary failure in Amazon Web Services (AWS), forced many beds to overheat, freeze, or sound nonstop alarms. Eight Sleep, known for its AI-powered “Pod” smart beds, relies heavily on cloud connectivity.When AWS went down,…

  • OAuth Attack Persistence – Hackers Maintain Access After Password Resets

    Cybercriminals are using a new method to stay inside corporate systems — even after password resets.Security researchers have identified an OAuth attack persistence technique that allows hackers to retain long-term access to compromised accounts.The discovery highlights a major blind spot in enterprise identity security. Proofpoint analysts revealed that attackers exploit OAuth to register malicious internal…

  • Golf Brand Data Leak: Hackers Threaten to Release 47 GB of Stolen Secrets

    Hackers have threatened to expose confidential files belonging to Summit Golf Brands, a leading name in golf apparel.The Golf brand data leak could include designs, contracts, and financial documents if the company refuses to meet ransom demands. The ransomware group INC Ransom claims responsibility for the breach and says it stole 47 GB of internal…

  • Dukaan E-commerce Data Leak Exposes Millions – Hackers Could Access Payment Keys

    The Dukaan e-commerce data leak has exposed sensitive merchant and customer data for millions of users.Security researchers discovered that a misconfigured Apache Kafka broker had streamed unprotected data for more than two years.The breach affected Dukaan’s global platform, which hosts over 3.5 million merchants and serves nearly 16 million customers. How the Breach Happened The…