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DEEP#DOOR is a Python backdoor using tunneling services to evade detection while stealing browser and cloud credentials from compromised Windows systems.
Weekly cybersecurity roundup covering SMS blaster fraud via fake cell towers, critical OpenEMR vulnerabilities, and 600K Roblox account hacks, plus 25 additional incidents and protective measures.
Attackers compromised PyTorch Lightning and Intercom-client packages to steal credentials. Two malicious Lightning versions (2.6.2, 2.6.3) were published April 30, 2026. Learn techniques, impact, and mitigation.
A new supply chain attack uses sleeper packages (Ruby gems, Go modules) from BufferZoneCorp to steal credentials, tamper with GitHub Actions, and establish SSH persistence via CI pipelines.
Two cybersecurity professionals sentenced to 4 years for aiding BlackCat ransomware attacks in 2023, highlighting legal risks and ethical boundaries for experts.
Five common sales hurdles prevent MSPs from capturing cybersecurity revenue: jargon, misaligned marketing, pricing complexity, credibility gaps, and poor sales training. Overcome them with targeted strategies.
A new China-linked espionage campaign dubbed SHADOW-EARTH-053 targets governments, defense, journalists, and activists across Asia and a NATO state, per Trend Micro.
Two cybercrime groups, Cordial Spider and Snarky Spider, are using vishing and SSO abuse for rapid SaaS extortion attacks. Learn their methods and how to defend.
Vietnamese hackers used Google AppSheet to run a phishing campaign stealing 30,000 Facebook accounts. Accounts sold on illicit marketplace. Users advised to enable 2FA and stay vigilant.
Trellix confirmed unauthorized access to a portion of its source code. They engaged forensic experts and notified law enforcement. The breach did not affect customer data or cloud services.
WhatCable is a free, open‑source macOS menu bar app that reads USB‑C cable metadata to show charging, data, and display capabilities in plain English. No tracking.
A comprehensive FAQ about the Hacker News 'Who Is Hiring?' thread, covering posting rules, remote work tags, participant eligibility, and helpful tools for job seekers.
Startup founders' immigration questions answered by YC attorney. Covers visa types, timing, funding, DIY risks, and common mistakes.
Flock accessed children's gymnastics room cameras for sales demo; city renewed contract despite breach, sparking privacy debate.
New research reveals 35.3% of new websites are AI-generated. Study confirms some negative effects but disproves others, offering a nuanced view of the 'dead internet' theory.
Genetic testing should move from last resort to routine care. Patients seek proactive insights. Despite proven clinical value, cultural barriers limit adoption. Embedding genomics in everyday practice can transform healthcare.
Meta to lay off 8,000 employees (10% of workforce) due to AI infrastructure costs. CEO Zuckerberg cites trade-off between compute spending and headcount. Employee morale declines; CFO notes restructuring costs offset savings.
McDonald's senior marketing director Guillaume Huin reveals how the company reacted to the Grimace Shake TikTok trend, from initial shock to strategic engagement.
Explores how minor design flaws in everyday objects like kettles create invisible workarounds, and why great design removes friction to let users focus on their task.
Complete guide to the 152nd Kentucky Derby on May 2, 2026: history, how to watch on NBC/Peacock, schedule, runners, purse, and betting details.