Five Venezuelans plead guilty to failed ATM 'jackpotting' plot in Kansas
A federal investigation found the group drove from Indiana to Kansas to break into cash machines with malware, but both attempts failed and triggered alarms.
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Nadia Volkov
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GitLab Rushes Emergency Patch as Critical Flaw Faces Active Exploitation
GitLab broke from its regular patch schedule to fix a critical GraphQL vulnerability that lets attackers alter or delete data without logging in. Security researchers say they saw exploitation attempts within days of disclosure.
Dutch agency warns of active exploitation of Mac screen-sharing flaw
A macOS bug lets attackers log into Macs over the network without a password. The Netherlands' cyber security centre says criminals are already using it to install cryptocurrency miners.
Italian Defence Firm's Plate-Reader Add-On Also Tracks Phones
Leonardo, the Italian defence and security group, is marketing a sensor package that pairs licence plate cameras with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi scanners, letting investigators link a car to the devices travelling inside it.
Autonomous AI completes first known ransomware attack without human direction
A ransomware campaign carried out entirely by an AI agent has alarmed cybersecurity researchers, arriving weeks after Western intelligence agencies warned that AI-driven attacks are months, not years, away.