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Raheim Hamilton, co-creator of the dark web marketplace Empire Market, was sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to drug conspiracy charges. Hamilton's case underscores the ongoing law enforcement efforts to dismantle illegal online drug trafficking operations. Additionally, he agreed to forfeit over $100 million in Bitcoin and various properties, highlighting the financial ramifications of cybercrime. This incident reflects a broader trend in cybersecurity where authorities are increasingly targeting cryptocurrency-related crimes in the dark web space. As cybercriminal activities evolve, the focus on dismantling such marketplaces is likely to intensify.
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L'Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club a subi une violation de données suite à une attaque par rançongiciel menée par le groupe Nitrogen. Cette violation a exposé une large gamme d'informations sensibles des consommateurs, incluant des numéros d'identification gouvernementaux, des dossiers de santé, des nu...
A SentinelLabs report has revealed patents linked to firms aiding China's cyber-espionage operations, exposing new capabilities
A covert ATM attack used a Raspberry Pi to breach bank systems, employing stealthy malware and anti-forensics techniques
A gameplay guide to share the new Datadog expansion pack of Backdoors & Breaches, including how to play and starter scenarios.
Google’s Project Zero team will provide limited details of new vulnerabilities early following discovery, in a bid to speed up end users’ patching
32.1% of vulnerabilities listed in VulnCheck’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog were weaponized before being detected or within the following day
The breach details are unclear, but it appears to be a complex incident involving multiple entities and potential data exposure. The exact nature and scope of the breach are unknown. Further investigation is required to determine the full extent of the incident.
IBM found that the global average cost of a data breach has fallen by 9% compared to 2024, driven by improved detection and containment
A total of 396 compromised Microsoft SharePoint systems have been identified globally, affecting 145 organizations across 41 countries in the wake of the ToolShell zero-day vulnerability
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany suffered a data breach due to unauthorized access to their network between March 29, 2025, and July 31, 2025. The breach may have involved names and other personal data. A cyberattack against the Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany was claimed by P...
The comprehensive guidance focuses on technical recommendations for securing agentic AI applications, from development to deployment
H&H Color Lab suffered a data breach on July 30, 2025, where an unauthorized third party gained access to a portion of their computer network and accessed or acquired some of the files on their network. The impacted files potentially contained personal information of individuals, including their ful...
An unauthorized person gained access to and copied information from VFWM's network on July 30, 2025, resulting in the exposure of personal information of two Maryland residents. The breach was discovered on July 30, 2025, but the impacted data was not validated and enriched until January 5, 2026. VF...
Some of Orange’s professional and consumer services may be disrupted for a few days because of the cyber incident
ESET PROTECT version 6.4 has been released.
A joint blog post by the NCSC’s National Resilience Director, Jonathon Ellison, and Chief Technology Officer, Ollie Whitehouse.
Flaw in Base44 allowed unauthorized access to private apps, bypassing authentication systems
Posted by Tim Willis, Google Project Zero
In 2021, we updated our vulnerability disclosure policy to the current "90+30" model. Our goals were to drive faster yet thorough patch development, and improve patch adoption. While we’ve seen progress, a significant challenge remains: the time it takes for...
Backdoor malware Auto-Color targets Linux systems, exploiting SAP NetWeaver flaw CVE-2025-31324
Hackers are actively exploiting two critical flaws in Cisco Identity Services Engine, said the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency