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The Pentagon is investigating if rogue freezers are tied to cyberattacks in France. Another wave of hacks is hitting supermarkets across Europe
Last month, hundreds of French grocery store freezers were hacked. In August, half a dozen U.S. military commissaries experienced similar outages.
Google shuts down global botnet running on certified Android devices
Videostrong sold TV set-top boxes and other devices with pre-installed malware. The yearslong operation evaded Google’s security tests and established a botnet for cybercriminals. The post Google shuts down global botnet running on certified Android devices appeared first on CyberScoop .
Weekly Threat Recap: Social Engineering to Supply Chain Poisoning
Originally published on satyamrastogi.com Analysis of critical attack vectors this week spanning device-code phishing, Linux DDoS botnets, Android spyware, and supply chain poisoning. Attacker perspective on why social engineering remains devastatingly effective. Weekly Threat Recap: Social…
Germany says lawmakers’ iPhones may have been hacked with spyware
German lawmakers and a filmmaker are among the people who received notifications from Apple warning that their phones may have been hacked.
CVE-2026-62374: CVE-2026-62374: Silent Claim-Set Reduction and Verification Bypass in SD JWT JS
CVE-2026-62374: Silent Claim-Set Reduction and Verification Bypass in SD JWT JS Vulnerability ID: CVE-2026-62374 CVSS Score: 7.1 Published: 2026-11-02 CVE-2026-62374 (GHSA-f9j6-8p6x-r9j6) is a verification bypass vulnerability in the OpenWallet Foundation SD JWT JS library (@sd-jwt/core and…
How to find and remove a hidden cryptominer from your homelab
Usage graphs, process paths, and network connections give miners away.
A fresh wave of cyberattacks has hit Europe’s supermarket refrigerators, destroying food across countries
This is the second wave of cyberattacks to hit supermarket refrigerators in a month, spoiling food and disrupting supplies.
NVIDIA Brev security breach may have exposed SSH keys used to access customer VMs — investigation finds unauthorized activity spanning 16 days, but no evidence of misuse
NVIDIA is investigating a security incident involving its Brev cloud development platform after detecting unauthorized activity between October 4 and October 20. The incident may have exposed SSH keys used to access customer virtual machines. NVIDIA has rotated the affected keys and updated…
Hackers claim to have stolen 23TB of data from Russian statistics body, including Ukraine war casualty figures — Russian Federal State Statistics Service admits its servers were hit by coordinated cyberattacks
Russia's Rosstat admitted that its servers were attacked by hackers but denies data leaks which appear to show as many as 50,000 military deaths per month.
Linux Post-Exploitation Privilege Escalation
Explore Linux post-exploitation privilege escalation techniques, common security misconfigurations, and methods attackers use to gain elevated access. The post Linux Post-Exploitation Privilege Escalation appeared first on Linux Today .
The first ten lines of a command policy for AI coding agents
In this Help Net Security interview, Vinay Thakker, CTO of KloudStax, explains how to set identity, credentials, and network limits for AI agents. He argues that agents should run under their own identity, with the person’s identity attached when acting on someone’s behalf. He covers where…
Federal court tosses Trump lawsuit challenging Alaska Senate certification
The government claimed voters would be confused by two candidates with the same name. A federal judge said the executive branch has no constitutional role in the matter. The post Federal court tosses Trump lawsuit challenging Alaska Senate certification appeared first on CyberScoop .
Hackers pushed freezers at hundreds of French supermarkets to 122 degrees. Now the Pentagon is asking whether the same thing hit U.S. military bases
More than half a dozen U.S. military commissaries experienced refrigeration failure in August, and cybersecurity experts suspect a possible connection.
Anthropic's Claude AI found a critical Linux flaw that could give hackers root access
An unreleased Claude model didn’t just discover a flaw; it built a zero-click attack.
Fake IT help desk callers got by on little more than names and email addresses
Attackers posing as IT help desk staff contacted employees by phone, email and Microsoft Teams in the third quarter of 2026 and talked them into opening remote access sessions, Cisco Talos Incident Response (Talos IR) found across several engagements. In one case, that access ended in ransomware…
Hacker may have stolen millions in a malware attack against online poker players
Wired has the story of a superuser cheating scandal.
Regulators urge seniors to build defenses against financial fraud, cyber threats
Officials at the FDIC and CFPB highlighted cyber hygiene, investment fraud red flags and veteran pension scams in their Money Smart educational series
How Secure Are US Elections? Voting Machine Risks and the Growing Threat of AI
Unpatched voting machines, unverifiable QR-coded ballots, and AI-driven influence campaigns leave US elections short of secure. The post How Secure Are US Elections? Voting Machine Risks and the Growing Threat of AI appeared first on SecurityWeek .
Hackers leaked details of more than 41,000 Homeland Security personnel
A hacktivist group stole the information of ICE agents and border police from Homeland Security.
Wiz’s CTO on PHP2Shell and the coming ‘vulnpocalypse’
The PHP scare may have faded from your feed, but the cleanup is far from over. Last week, two critical bugs in the open source language behind roughly 70% of websites left organizations scrambling to fix their systems, with some taking sites offline until the vulnerabilities could be patched…
