Switzerland’s federal IT office says hackers exploited vulnerabilities to breach its Microsoft SharePoint servers and compromised approximately 200 accounts. The Federal Office for Information Technology and Telecommunication (BIT) found the cyberattack after security experts saw strange activity on its SharePoint servers on July 28. After confirming the incident, BIT stopped …
Read More »WhatsApp to allow usernames instead of phone numbers
WhatsApp is about to release a big update that may change how people communicate on the app. Soon, users can pick a special username, so they won’t have to share phone numbers to chat. This new feature is seen in recent beta versions for iOS and is being worked on …
Read More »“Panthalassa” builds floating AI data centers powered by ocean waves
Every American data center story these days follows almost the same pattern. Someone has the chips, someone has the cash, and then the project just waits for power. That’s why Oracle is funding its own gas power plant in the New Mexico desert for OpenAI, and why China avoided the …
Read More »Anthropic’s Claude Code Source Code Reportedly Leaked
Anthropic’s special Claude Code CLI tool had its complete TypeScript source code inadvertently exposed due to a misconfiguration in npm package. A security researcher found a leaked .map file that pointed to the clear code stored on Anthropic’s own cloud. Security researcher posted on x saying that “Claude Code source …
Read More »TP-Link alerts users to patch router auth bypass vulnerability
TP-Link fixed some security flaws in its Archer NX routers. CVE-2025-15517 is a security flaw that affects Archer NX200, NX210, NX500, and NX600 wireless routers. It is due to a lack of authentication that attackers can use without special access. “A missing authentication check in the HTTP server to certain …
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CISA Warns of Active Attacks on Microsoft SharePoint and Zimbra
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have added to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog. They included two serious flaws that cybercriminals are using. These flaws are a dangerous remote code execution (RCE) issue in Microsoft SharePoint and a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) problem in Zimbra Collaboration Suite. This shows …
Read More »Hive0163 uses AI generated malware for persistent access
IBM X-Force reports that a money-driven threat group named Hive0163 used a probable AI-made malware called Slopoly in a ransomware attack in early 2026. IBM states that the malware allowed the attackers to maintain access to a hacked server for over a week during the later stage of the attack. …
Read More »Russia linked hacker target Signal, WhatsApp globally: Dutch warn
The Netherlands’ military and domestic intelligence have issued a warning that Russian hackers are behind a global cyber campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts of officials and military staff. The hackers are using fake chatbots to deceive these targets into sharing their PINs, giving them access to messages. Hackers are …
Read More »Google Patches 3 Critical Flaws and 7 High-Risk Vulnerabilities
Google has issued an urgent update for Chrome, fixing 10 security flaws: 3 critical and 7 high severities. This update is being released for Windows, Mac, and Linux users and will reach everyone in the coming days and weeks. CVE-2026-3536: Integer Overflow in ANGLE – Reported by cinzinga, this vulnerability …
Read More »Thousands of Asus Routers Hacked in ‘WrtHug’ Campaign globally
SecurityScorecard research, in consultation with ASUS, details Operation “WrtHug,” a widespread compromise of ASUS routers. It leverages the proprietary AiCloud service with Nth day vulnerabilities in order to gain high privileges on End-Of-Life ASUS WRT routers. A shared, self-signed TLS certificate with an unusually long 100-year expiration identifies compromised devices. …
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