Dashcams have become essential devices for drivers worldwide, serving as reliable witnesses in case of accidents or roadside disputes. However, a team of Singaporean cybersecurity researchers has uncovered a disturbing reality: these seemingly harmless devices can be hijacked within seconds and turned into powerful surveillance tools. The findings, presented at the Security Analyst Summit 2025, […] The post Hackers can Hijack Your Dash Cams in Seconds and Weaponize it for Future Attacks appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Insider threats remain one of the most challenging security problems that organizations face today. These threats typically do not show obvious warning signs at first. Instead, they reveal themselves through small, unusual activities that often blend into normal daily operations. Many companies struggle to identify these early indicators because they occur within legitimate user accounts […] The post Nisos Details Earlier Signs of Insider Detection via Authentication and Access Controls appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Ukraine-linked hackers are stepping up cyberattacks against Russian aerospace and wider defence-related companies, using new custom malware to steal designs, schedules, and internal emails. The campaign targets both prime contractors and smaller suppliers, aiming to map production chains and expose weak points in Russia’s war industry. The tools used in this campaign are simple, but […] The post Ukraine Hackers Attacking Russian Aerospace Companies and Other Defence-Related Sectors appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Hackers are turning to Evilginx, a powerful adversary-in-the-middle tool, to get around multi-factor authentication and take over cloud accounts. The framework acts as a reverse proxy between the victim and real single sign-on pages, so the login screen looks and behaves just like the real thing. To the user, the fake site feels normal, with […] The post Hackers Leverage Evilginx to Undermine MFA Security Mimicking Legitimate SSO Sites appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Cybercriminals targeting Brazilian users have aggressively escalated their tactics, launching a highly sophisticated campaign dubbed “Water Saci.” This new wave of attacks weaponizes WhatsApp Web, a platform implicitly trusted by millions, to deliver banking trojans and steal sensitive financial data. By compromising user accounts, the attackers send convincing messages to trusted contacts, creating a rapid, […] The post Water Saci Hackers Leveraging AI Tools to Attack WhatsApp Web Users appeared first on Cyber Security News.