A serious incident caused by ransomware has struck Romania’s largest coal-fired power producer, Oltenia Energy Complex. The attack,
The post The Gentlemen’s Heist: Ransomware Cripples Romania’s Largest Coal Power Giant appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
At the recent Chaos Communication Congress in Germany, a new warning was issued about the risks associated with
The post AgentHopper Alert: How a Single Web Sentence Can Hijack Your AI Assistant appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Cyber-espionage attributed to the Chinese group HoneyMyte—also known as Mustang Panda and Bronze President—has reached a new level.
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Coinbase has reported the first arrests in its investigation into the sale of customer data: police in Hyderabad,
The post The Mole in the Machine: New Arrests in Coinbase’s $400M Insider Data Scandal appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A dangerous vulnerability has been discovered in the Trust Wallet browser extension, potentially allowing attackers to steal users’
The post How a Hidden Backdoor Drained $7M from Trust Wallet appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT has stated that Korea Telecom (KT) may have exposed its subscribers
The post The Femtocell Fallout: How a Single “Master Key” Exposed Millions of KT Users appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A foreign hacker who stole cryptocurrency worth more than 1.7 billion won (approximately $1.18 million) using malware that
The post The Extradition of a Memory Thief: How a Fake Windows Tool Stole $1.2M in Crypto appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
U.S. and Australian cybersecurity authorities have confirmed that hackers are already exploiting a newly disclosed vulnerability in MongoDB-based
The post MongoBleed Emergency: 87,000 Databases Leaking Secrets as Hackers Bypass Login appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Vulnerabilities discovered in wireless headphones powered by Airoha chips have opened the door to remote compromise of the
The post The Audio Backdoor: How Your Premium Headphones Could Hack Your Phone appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Windows 11 continues to accrete web components virtually everywhere—from Discord and Teams to WhatsApp, Windows Search, the Start
The post Web-Enshittification: Why the Creator of JavaScript Says Windows 11 is Broken appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A hacker using the alias Lovely has published a database containing the personal information of WIRED subscribers on
The post Hacker “Lovely” Leaks 2.3M WIRED Subscriber Records appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
BlueTriage has appeared on GitHub—a lightweight tool designed for rapid analysis of Windows logs. It ingests security events
The post Skip the SIEM: BlueTriage Delivers Instant Incident Reports from Raw Logs appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
In 2025, cybercrime has increasingly moved beyond the realm of “just money.” Behind today’s attacks lie not only
The post Beyond the Balance Sheet: The Tragic Rise of Cyber-Physical Violence in 2025 appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the LangChain ecosystem that allows attackers to steal sensitive data and
The post The LangGrinch Stole Your Keys: Critical LangChain Flaw Enables Data Theft appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
At OpenAI, discussions have once again resurfaced around the potential introduction of advertising in ChatGPT—this time in the
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A critical vulnerability has been discovered in MongoDB that allows a remote attacker to access uninitialized server memory
The post MongoBleed Alert: Critical Flaw Leaking Your Database Secrets appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Fraudulent job advertisements promising easy income and remote work continue to flood social media platforms, particularly across the
The post The Gig Trap: Group-IB Exposes 1,500+ Fake Job Ads Draining MENA Wallets appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
As part of a large-scale malware campaign dubbed Operation Artemis, the North Korean hacking group APT37—also known as
The post Operation Artemis: North Korean ScarCruft Hijacks HWP Files to Deploy RoKRAT appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The stability and resilience of the internet rest largely on systems that remain invisible to most users. Among
The post The Unshakable Foundation: How Anycast Keeps the Internet’s Root DNS Alive appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Within cybercriminal circles, interest in recruiting insiders from within companies is surging. Rather than mounting complex external intrusions,
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