Category: Cyber Security


  • Qilin Ransomware Group Targets Asahi

    A ransomware gang known as Qilin has taken credit for the Asahi cyberattack, which disrupted beer production and distribution across Japan.Asahi Group Holdings detected the attack on September 29, when several internal systems suddenly went offline. The company quickly formed an emergency task force to contain the breach and start recovery.According to Qilin’s dark web…

  • Hackers Claim to Have Stolen Huawei Source Code

    Cybersecurity experts are investigating a potential Huawei source code breach after a hacker claimed to have stolen and sold the company’s internal data.The threat actor first advertised the stolen source code on an underground forum on October 3, offering access for $1,000 before marking the listing as “sold.” Although the seller provided no direct proof…

  • Apple Siri Investigation Launched Over Privacy Violations

    French authorities have launched an Apple Siri investigation following claims that the voice assistant illegally recorded and stored private conversations. Prosecutors are examining whether Apple violated French privacy laws by processing voice data without user consent. The probe was initiated after a formal complaint from tech researcher Thomas Le Bonniec, supported by France’s Ligue des…

  • Hackers Exploit Critical Oracle EBS Flaw for Extortion

    A new Oracle EBS flaw has triggered global warnings from cybersecurity authorities. Hackers are actively exploiting the vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-61882, to gain full control over unpatched systems. The flaw affects multiple versions of Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and allows attackers to execute remote code without authentication. Once inside, they can steal sensitive data, encrypt…

  • Microsoft GoAnywhere Bug Exploited in Active Ransomware Attacks

    The Microsoft GoAnywhere bug is being actively exploited in ransomware campaigns that target organizations worldwide. This critical vulnerability affects Fortra’s GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer (MFT) software, allowing attackers to execute code remotely and steal sensitive data. Microsoft confirmed that multiple ransomware groups are abusing the flaw in large-scale attacks. The company urges all users to…

  • XWorm malware resurfaces with ransomware module and 35 new plugins

    Security researchers have discovered that XWorm malware has resurfaced with major upgrades, including a new ransomware module and more than 35 active plugins. The latest version transforms XWorm from a remote access trojan into a full-scale cybercrime toolkit capable of stealing, encrypting, and spying on data. A Malware Toolkit Reborn XWorm first appeared in early…

  • Gisele Bündchen deepfake scam on Instagram exposes rise of AI-powered fraud

    A Gisele Bündchen deepfake scam on Instagram has exposed how advanced AI technology is being weaponized for fraud. Brazilian authorities uncovered a network of scammers using fake celebrity videos to promote non-existent deals and steal millions from unsuspecting users. How the Scam Worked The group used deepfake technology to create convincing video ads featuring Brazilian…

  • Signal client-side scanning warning as Germany reconsiders encryption laws

    Signal has issued a strong warning to Germany over the EU’s proposed chat control legislation. The company argues that mandatory client-side scanning would destroy end-to-end encryption and create unprecedented privacy risks. Signal calls on Germany to stand firm and reject policies that could compromise user security. What Client-Side Scanning Means Client-side scanning is a technology…

  • Discord vendor hack exposed user IDs and support chats

    A Discord vendor hack has exposed user IDs, support chat logs, and limited billing information. The company confirmed that a third-party customer support partner was compromised, allowing attackers to access sensitive data. Discord stated that no passwords or complete account information were affected. What Information Was Exposed The breach impacted users who interacted with Discord’s…

  • Oracle EBS zero-day exploited in Clop data theft attacks patched

    A critical Oracle EBS zero-day flaw exploited in Clop data theft attacks has now been patched. The vulnerability allowed hackers to execute code remotely and steal sensitive data from major organizations. Oracle confirmed that the Clop ransomware group exploited the flaw before a fix was available. The Oracle EBS Zero-Day Explained The vulnerability, tracked as…