Data poisoning represents the next big existential cybersecurity threat — unless organizations can ensure their AI systems are safe and trustworthy.

CERT-UA warns of UAC-0173 using DCRat malware to target Ukrainian notaries in a new attack wave since mid-January 2025. The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) warned of a new campaign by criminal group UAC-0173 targeting Ukrainian notaries with a remote access trojan DCRat (aka DarkCrystal RAT). The campaign started in mid-January 2025, the attack […]

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It’s shockingly simple to turn a car dashcam into a powerful reconnaissance tool for gathering everyday routine and location data, researchers warn.

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Cybercrooks have hijacked the official X (formerly Twitter) account of popular Solana-based meme coin generator Pump.fun to promote a fraudulent governance token called “PUMP.”

On Feb. 26, Pump.fun’s official X account (@pumpdotfun) was compromised, with hackers posting a misleading announcement about an official governance token for the platform. The fraudulent post read:

“Introducing $PUMP the OFFICIAL pump.fun GOVERNANCE token, where Democracy has never been this degen. We will also be REWA

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A social engineering attack is targeting Web3 job seekers with fake interviews through a rogue meeting app that deploys info-stealing malware.

New fake job scam emerges

Security researchers have spotted a recent social engineering campaign aimed at job seekers in the Web3 field.

The Web3 space often boasts too-good-to-be-true offers, ranging from crypto token investments to play-to-earn games and even jobs.

Threat actors were recently spotted exploiting the trusting nature of some crypto en