Compromised non-human identities (NHIs) like AI agents and service accounts have surpassed phishing as the primary entry point for cyberattacks into organisations, a recent report indicates.
The ClickFix campaign has pivoted from OS-level commands to browser-based JavaScript injection, exploiting Google Sheets to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting users.
Compromised non-human identities (NHIs), such as AI agents and service accounts, have emerged as the leading entry point for cyberattacks into organisations, according to a new study by SpyCloud. These machine identities now pose a
Qilin Ransomware Gang Leaks Stolen ATF Investigation Files: What Was Exposed? The Russian-speaking ransomware operation known as Qilin (also operating as Agenda) published and subsequently removed sensitive law enforcement files exfiltrated from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The breach involved a standalone federal system used for electronic surveillance under the […]
Hackers Claim 110M Bumble Profiles for Sale for $300: What We Know A threat actor on an underground cybercrime forum claims to be selling a database containing sensitive personal information from 110 million Bumble users for just $300. The announcement has raised concerns across the cybersecurity community. However, researchers analyzing the listing point out major […]
