A new evasion technique called “TokenBreak” has been discovered that effectively bypasses AI-based content moderation systems—including those used in popular AI models, chatbots, and content filters. This method works byRead More →
The breach, discovered in January 2025 but disclosed publicly in May, involved two India-based TaskUs employees who were bribed and recruited by cybercriminals to leak customer data. One of theRead More →
The adoption of AI-powered coding platforms, such as OpenAI’s Codex, GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, TabNine, Replit Ghostwriter, and Intellicode, promises transformative productivity gains. However, beneath theRead More →
The Windows operating system includes several pre-login accessibility features, intended to support users with disabilities. One of these components, utilman.exe (Utility Manager), is designed to launch accessibility tools like NarratorRead More →
Security researcher Nick Johnson (@nicksdjohnson) has revealed a highly sophisticated phishing attack that leverages two separate Google services — OAuth and Google Sites — to execute a multi-layered campaign capableRead More →
SPIDER-X, a shadowy and controversial hacktivist group that surfaced in January 2023, has quickly established itself as a digital menace under the banner of anti-Zionism and pro-Palestinian ideology. Self-styled asRead More →
In April 2025, at the Paris Blockchain Week(PBW), BYDFi, as one of the official sponsors, unveiled its new Web3 product—MoonX, capturing the spotlight at the event. MoonX is an on-chainRead More →
Hertz Global Holdings has formally confirmed a significant data breach that compromised personal information—including driver’s license numbers and financial details—of its customers across the Hertz, Thrifty, and Dollar rental brands.Read More →
In 2024, a new kind of online trick called “ClickFix” has been fooling people into clicking on things they shouldn’t. Imagine you’re using your computer and suddenly a message popsRead More →
A newly disclosed vulnerability in WinRAR, the widely used Windows file compression utility, has sparked serious concern in the cybersecurity community due to its ability to bypass Microsoft’s “Mark ofRead More →
