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A poisoned version of the litellm Python software package reached the main Python download site, carrying a credential stealer and a backdoor absent from the project's own source code
Extortion group n0n is demanding $1.2 billion from more than 40 ports and shipping lines; security firm CyDome says half are customers of the same maritime software vendor, South Korea's CyberLogitec
Microsoft says the China-aligned group that broke into ConnectWise's cloud backup service used an open-source AI penetration-testing tool published on GitHub
Signs of one of two critical PHP flaws surfaced in a 2024 audit, but the fix stalled until researchers showed in August that attackers could run their own code on servers
Australia's central bank says some private credit funds worldwide, lenders that aren't banks, have had to limit how much money investors can pull out
Google says a suspected China-linked espionage group exploited a previously unknown flaw in BeyondTrust Remote Support, software help desks use to control customers' machines remotely, to take over the system and try to copy out its stored credentials
Unit 42, the threat research arm of cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks, says scripts used in one hacking campaign against government Linux servers and mailboxes look like they were written by a language model or run by an automated agent
The International Energy Agency will release more than 20 million barrels of diesel from emergency stocks as soon as possible and speed up the rest of its emergency release, taking the total past the 400 million barrels pledged in March
The International Monetary Fund says 32 economies now generate 95% of global growth, down from 54 in April, as the Middle East war's energy shock and AI spending split winners from losers
France has detained the tanker DF Peak in the Indian Ocean, a ship Russia's state shipping company Sovcomflot once owned as the NS Captain
Patching Your Remote-Access Appliance Can Erase the Proof You Were Breached
A Vendor Asked Its Customers to Unplug on a Tip It Won't Show
Two of Your Vendors May Actually Be One Point of Failure
Distance From Land Was Never the Same as Disconnection
The Banking Crisis Behind the Clothes You're Wearing
Two Arrests in Perth, a Thousand Organizations in the Blast Radius
The Guardrail That Failed Was One Sentence: "This Is a Test."
The Agent Passed Procurement
The $10,000 Kit That Plants Its Own Passkey
The Public Company That Built Its Business on Two Million Stolen Devices
Your Vendor's Code Just Became Your Breach
The Tariff Survived. The Law Under It Didn't.
The Ransomware Ran Itself
The Attack That Hasn't Happened Yet
Every Vendor Is Rushing AI Out the Door. Nobody Is Checking What's Underneath.
The Prompt Is the Exploit
The AI Boom Ate Your Backup Drives
The Encryption Protecting Your Data Has an Expiration Date. It Just Moved Up.
The $442 Billion Crime Industry That Ends at Your Accounts Payable Inbox
The Strait of Hormuz Is Closed. Your Operating Costs Just Changed.
