The origin of the Binance breach was a fake Homebrew. My brew is genuine, but VS Code was trusting /Users entirely

The theft of approximately $6.3 billion (about 1 trillion yen) in crypto assets from Binance, announced on October 29, is ...

Binance says hackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to pull off the $6.3 billion heist

Binance says hackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to pull off the $6.3 billion heist A North Korean ...
CryptoTicker.io

Binance hack: the attack began with a fake job interview

Binance's incident report: the $6.3 billion hack started with a fake job interview and a rigged coding test. How to spot fake ...
Oneindia

The Decade of the Breach: when even the sirens can be hacked

Explore how AI-powered cyberattacks are reshaping global security. From hacked war-alert apps in Ukraine and Russia to a record $6.3 billion crypto theft from Binance, discover how code became the ...

Beware: Fake Cloudflare verification tricks users into giving hackers access

One such attack, according to reports, weaponizes Cloudflare's verification pages, often found on websites to prove a user is ...
Security Affairs

Yoba Malware Hides a Crypto Miner Behind Legitimate OpenAI and Anthropic Binaries

Yoba malware uses fake ChatGPT and Claude apps to sideload malware through signed installers and deploy a cryptocurrency ...
Cyber Security News

APT Hackers Use NetamLoader Malware to Target Windows 10 Systems in Asian Governments

NetamLoader malware hides in fake Windows updates targeting Asian government systems, evading detection through stealth ...
Hackread

Fake GitHub Repo Tricks AI Agents Into Installing SolanaCry Malware

A fake GitHub repository tricks AI coding agents into installing SolanaCry malware, giving attackers remote access to ...
cyberkendra.com

Critical GoAhead Flaw Accepts Revoked mTLS Certificates

GoAhead, the embedded web server behind the management pages of routers, printers, firewalls, and industrial controllers, has ...
2-Spyware

ClearFake malware: the fake browser update and fake CAPTCHA attack, and how to remove it

ClearFake hides on hacked websites and shows fake browser updates or fake CAPTCHA checks that install stealers. See how it works and what to do on Windows.