June 2026 — Ransomware groups reportedly increased their revenue by nearly 40% in the first quarter of 2026, highlighting the continued growth of cyber extortion attacks against businesses and organizations. According to a report cited by TechRadar, cybersecurity firm Rapid7 estimated that ransomware…
June 2026 — DentaQuest, a major U.S. dental benefits administrator, has confirmed a data breach that exposed the personal information of around 2.6 million people, according to reports. The incident was linked to the cybercrime group ShinyHunters, which claimed it stole around 234GB of…
June 2026 — A security incident involving Meta’s AI-powered support chatbot has raised new concerns about the security risks of using artificial intelligence in account recovery and customer support systems. According to Reuters, hackers were able to manipulate Meta’s AI support…
ChatGPhish Vulnerability Turns AI Web Summaries Into a Phishing Risk Security researchers have disclosed details of a new technique called ChatGPhish that could allow attackers to turn AI-generated web summaries into a phishing surface by abusing how links and images…
Malicious VS Code Extension Exposes Thousands of Internal GitHub Repositories A malicious Visual Studio Code extension reportedly allowed attackers to access thousands of internal GitHub repositories, raising new concerns about the security risks linked to developer tools and third-party extensions.…
CISA has added two Microsoft Defender vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after reports of active exploitation. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency CISA has added two Microsoft Defender vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after they were reportedly exploited in…
Microsoft has disrupted an online service accused of selling fake code-signing certificates used by ransomware groups to make malware appear legitimate. News Content Microsoft has taken action against an online cybercriminal service known as Fox Tempest, which was reportedly selling fake…
A pro-Ukrainian threat group known as Bearlyfy, also referred to as Labubu, has been linked to more than 70 cyberattacks targeting Russian companies since it first appeared in January 2025. According to reporting from The Hacker News, the group has recently been observed using a…
