According to new support documentation, Google is rolling out allowing users to change their existing Gmail address to a new one without losing their account. The update lets users change their primary email while preserving account history. Your old email will remain as an “alias.” All saved data, like Google …
Read More »FBI seizes domain storing stolen U.S. bank credentials
The U.S. government has taken control of the ‘web3adspanels.org’ domain and the database used by cybercriminals to store stolen bank login information. Cybercriminals stole credentials from American citizens through phishing campaigns using fake ads on Google and Bing that directed users to bogus banking sites. The confirmed financial loss is …
Read More »Over 100 Cisco Secure Email Devices Exposed to Zero‑Day Attack
Security researchers found at least 120 Cisco Secure Email Gateway and Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager devices vulnerable to a critical zero-day flaw that is being actively exploited. CVE-2025-20393 is a vulnerability with no patch available, putting organizations at risk. Threat intelligence from Shadowserver Foundation indicates that vulnerable devices …
Read More »U.S Charged a Bangladeshi Nationalist For Fake ID Marketplace Scheme
A federal grand jury has indicted a Bangladeshi national for operating online marketplaces that sold fake identity document templates to customers worldwide, prosecutors announced today. Zahid Hasan, 29, of Dhaka, Bangladesh, faces nine federal charges for running websites that sold digital templates of fraudulent passports, social security cards, and driver’s …
Read More »NIST issues draft AI cybersecurity framework profile for AI era
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published a draft Cybersecurity Framework Profile for Artificial Intelligence to guide secure AI adoption. The draft modifies the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 to help organizations manage and communicate cybersecurity risks associated with AI. CSF 2.0 structures risk management around key …
Read More »17 Firefox Extensions Hide Malware in Icon Files, Compromising Thousands of Users
At least 17 Firefox extensions managed to evade detection by hiding malware in their icons. Thousands of users have been compromised, and these harmful add-ons remain accessible on the Firefox platform. Koi Security found 17 Firefox extensions that look safe, with no visible malicious scripts. They offer services like “free …
Read More »Big Tech Unveils AI Agent Standards Foundation Like HTTP
Integrating AI agents into corporate workflows can boost productivity, but it requires collaboration between AI developers and software firms implementing these agents. In response, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have joined forces to establish the ‘Agentic Artificial Intelligence Foundation’ for AI agent standardization. A report from The Information states …
Read More »
Apple, Google and Samsung protest
India’s reviewing new proposal to enable “Always-On GPS” for location tracking
India’s government is considering a proposal that would require smartphone companies to always activate satellite location tracking for better surveillance. Apple, Google, and Samsung oppose this due to privacy issues, according to Reuters. The Modi administration has long been worried that its agencies don’t receive accurate locations when they request …
Read More »Portugal updates cybercrime law to protect “Ethical Hackers/Researchers”
Portugal has changed its cybercrime law to protect good-faith security research and to make hacking legal under specific, strict conditions. Daniel Cuthbert identified a new rule in Article 8.o-A, called “Acts not punishable due to public interest in cybersecurity,” which exempts some actions from being illegal that were once seen …
Read More »1,20,000 IP cameras hacked; Home video sold for porn site: Suspect arrested
The Korean National Police arrested suspected four people for hacking over 120,000 IP cameras and selling the footage to a foreign adult website. Police are acting against the operators of the illegal content despite not revealing the suspects or websites, through international cooperation. “The National Office of Investigation announced that …
Read More »
InfoSecBulletin Cybersecurity for mankind