A new phishing campaign is exploiting Google’s infrastructure to send fake but legitimate-looking emails. Researchers say it bypasses traditional security because it comes from Google itself, impacting thousands of organizations.
The first full moon of 2026 was a supermoon, rising on January 3. It also marks the start of a year packed with lunar and solar eclipses, leading up to NASA’s historic Artemis II crewed moon mission in February.
Jacob Riggs, a 36-year-old Londoner, was granted Australia’s Subclass 858 National Innovation visa. He had previously discovered and reported a critical-severity bug in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s systems, which he believes may have helped his application.
Analysts are bullish on Baidu’s plan to spin off its AI chip subsidiary, Kunlunxin. Jefferies sees a 39% upside for the stock, raising its price target to $181. The move aims to showcase the chip unit’s standalone value and broaden its financing.
A new report details how hackers are compromising legitimate websites to show fake browser update prompts. These lures trick users into downloading malware, and the tactic is becoming more popular with multiple threat actors.
OpenAI is creating a senior role focused on predicting and mitigating the most serious, realistic risks from advanced AI like ChatGPT. The job comes with a $555,000 salary plus equity and is described by CEO Sam Altman as a stressful, critical position. This move follows lawsuits alleging ChatGPT’s
A former Coinbase customer service agent has been arrested in Hyderabad, India, in connection with a major 2024 data leak. The breach exposed nearly 70,000 customer records, which scammers then used to steal crypto. CEO Brian Armstrong says this is just the first of several expected arrests.
Software bill of materials (SBOMs) are now a standard requirement in enterprise and regulated software buying. But security leaders are increasingly skeptical they improve actual security, calling many SBOMs inaccurate and late.
Cybercrime has professionalized into a global, service-based industry. Law enforcement is struggling to contain a threat now valued at over $15 trillion annually, with tools and kits easily purchased online.
U.S. authorities have seized a criminal platform used to store stolen banking credentials, linked to $14.6 million in actual losses. The operation highlights a much larger problem, with over $262 million in similar losses reported this year alone. The takedown also raises questions about how crimina
