Tag: Computing Security
Mistral denies a fresh security breach, but the code on sale looks a lot like May’s leak
Seller claims to be offering Mistral AI’s full source code and says the company was breached again after May 2026 attack Mistral says an investigation found no evidence of new unauthorized access but has not stated whether the listed code is genuine No customer data has surfaced in analyzed samples,…
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Meta Muse already has a majorly worrying zero-day security issue
Researcher Patrick Wardle finds zero‑day in Meta’s new Muse AI assistant, Dubbed not‑a‑mused, the exploit requires local compromise, voice dictation, and app integrations; attackers can hijack tokens and exfiltrate data Meta has been informed but no patch yet; flaw highlights risks of AI assistants with broad permissions Meta’s new Artificial…
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Linux users beware — CISA flags three major security issues you need to patch right now
CISA added three Linux kernel flaws (CVE‑2025‑39682, CVE‑2026‑53266, CVE‑2025‑39964) to KEV catalog Red Hat confirmed active exploitation; agencies given rare three‑day patch deadline expiring Sept 21, 2026 Bugs enable DoS, privilege escalation, or data corruption; patches available, limited mitigations for two flaws The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)…
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Researchers can make headphones leak audio through a wall, but the 30-meter claim has a few caveats
HKUST (Guangzhou) and HK PolyU researchers’ InjectEave beams a radio carrier at devices so their own circuits leak analog audio The leaked audio has already been decrypted by the device itself, making encryption offer no protection against such an approach The 30m headline needed a pricey amplifier pushing output to…
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Hackers are hiding malware on blockchains that are nearly impossible to take down, and unrestricted AI models have pushed these attacks up 440%
Hackers are using blockchains to keep malware instructions available after servers disappear AI is making blockchain-based malware infrastructure easier for less experienced hackers Blockchain traffic is difficult to block without disrupting legitimate cryptocurrency services worldwide Hackers are increasingly hiding malware instructions inside public blockchains, creating communication channels that can survive…
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Cybercrime civil war brewing? ShinyHunters reportedly hacks Cl0p ransomware gang and threatens further damage
ShinyHunters hacked rival gang Cl0p, stealing source code, logs, and onion service keys The gang defaced Cl0p’s site via Grav CMS flaw, posting their logo and taunts about past threats Feud recalls Conti’s collapse in 2022, raising risk of escalating “cyber war” between criminal groups Infamous cybercriminal gang Cl0p has…
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