Information Security Magazine

Endor Labs has published details of six new vulnerabilities in popular AI assistant OpenClaw

Cryptojacking campaign used pirated software to deploy a persistent XMRig miner with stealth tactics

AIs like Grok and Microsoft Copilot can be exploited as covert C2 channels for malware communication

Searchlight Cyber reports a 30% annual increase in ransomware victim numbers in 2025

Mandiant reveals campaign featuring exploit of a CVSS 10.0 CVE in Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines

Android 17 Beta introduces privacy, security updates and a new Canary channel for improved development

iOS 26.4 Beta adds end-to-end encryption for RCS messaging and enhanced Memory Integrity Enforcement

Unit 42 researchers observed a low-skilled threat actor using an LLM to script a professional extortion strategy, complete with deadlines and pressure tactics

Teleport study reveals that organizations running over-privileged AI have a 76% incident rate

Dragos annual report warns of a surge in ransomware attacks causing increased operational disruption in industrial environments

Hudson Rock has warned OpenClaw users that infostealers are targeting their configuration files

Security researchers have challenged end-to-end encryption claims from popular commercial password managers

NCSC’s Richard Horne has warned that cybercriminals do not care about business size and called for SMEs to act now to secure their organizations

OysterLoader malware evolves into 2026, refining C2 infrastructure, obfuscation & infection stages

New phishing campaign dubbed Operation DoppelBrand targeted major financial firms like Wells Fargo

A high severity vulnerability in Google Chrome and allows remote attackers to execute code

Chainalysis warns that online fraud is fuelling sophisticated human trafficking operations

Dutch telco Odido has revealed a major data breach impacting over six million customers

G7 countries ranked cyber-attacks as the top risk, while BICS members placed cyber threats only as the eighth most pressing risk

Hundreds of thousands of users have downloaded malicious AI extensions masquerading as ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and others, warn cybersecurity researchers at LayerX