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Researchers have demonstrated that advanced prompt injection techniques can turn defensive AI agents into potent vectors for system compromise. The findings, detailed in a new preprint titled “Cybersecurity AI: Hacking the AI Hackers via Prompt Injecti…
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Proactive threat hunting has become an essential discipline for Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). Traditional detection methods often miss novel or sophisticated adversarial techniques, maki…
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In mid-2025, a coalition of Ukraine-based autonomous systems orchestrated unprecedented brute-force and password-spraying campaigns against exposed SSL VPN and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) services, overwhelming security defenses and highlighting the …
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A sophisticated subgroup of the Lazarus threat actor has surfaced in recent months, deploying three distinct remote access trojans (RATs) across compromised financial and cryptocurrency organizations. Initial access has primarily been achieved via tailored social engineering campaigns on Telegram, where attackers impersonate legitimate employees of well-known trading firms. Victims are lured to counterfeit meeting websites, […] The post Lazarus Hackers Deploying Three RATs on Compromised Systems Possibly Using 0-Day Vulnerability appeared first on Cyber Security News.
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Users of the popular messaging app WhatsApp are being targeted by a new, highly deceptive scam that grants attackers full access to victims’ contacts, chat history, and media files. Cybercriminals are exploiting the app’s device linking feature to hija…
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Microsoft announced that its AI-powered Editor browser extensions for Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome will be retired effective October 31, 2025. With this move, the company aims to streamline its writing-assistance offerings by integrating the core c…
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A critical denial-of-service vulnerability in HashiCorp Vault could allow malicious actors to overwhelm servers with specially crafted JSON payloads, leading to excessive resource consumption and rendering Vault instances unresponsive. Tracked as CVE-2025-6203 and published on August 28, 2025, the flaw affects both Vault Community and Enterprise editions from version 1.15.0 up to several patched releases. […] The post HashiCorp Vault Vulnerability Let Attackers to Crash Servers appeared first on Cyber Security News.
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A critical flaw in the Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) has been discovered, allowing authenticated attackers to upload and execute malicious files by exploiting improper path validation. The vulnerability, present in version 4.4.0 and patched in 4.4.1, underscores the importance of rigorous sanitization when handling user‐supplied file paths and archives. Key Takeaways1. MobSF v4.4.0 allowed attackers […] The post MobSF Security Testing Tool Vulnerability Let Attackers Upload Malicious Files appeared first on Cyber Security News.
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Critical security flaws discovered in Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) version 4.4.0 enable authenticated attackers to exploit path traversal and arbitrary file write vulnerabilities, potentially compromising system integrity and exposing sensitive da…
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A sophisticated Windows-based keylogger known as TinkyWinkey began surfacing on underground forums in late June 2025, targeting enterprise and individual endpoints with unprecedented stealth. Unlike traditional keylogging tools that rely on simple hooks or user-mode processes, TinkyWinkey leverages dual components—a Windows service and an injected DLL payload—to remain hidden while harvesting rich contextual data. The […] The post New TinkyWinkey Stealthily Attacking Windows Systems With Advanced Keylogging Capabilities appeared first on Cyber Security News.
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