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Specialists at Kaspersky Lab have uncovered advertisements on the darknet promoting real-time video and audio deepfake services. Prices vary by complexity and duration, starting at $50 for video and $30 for voice deepfakes. From costly experiments to cheap services Offers to create deepfakes on the darknet are not new, but

Another malicious game has been discovered on Steam—BlockBlasters. The case gained attention after streamer Raivo Plavnieks (RastalandTV), who was raising money for stage-four cancer treatment, lost $32,000 in donations after installing the game. A subsequent investigation revealed that hundreds of other users were also affected. The game and

The FBI has issued a warning about malicious actors impersonating the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) website in attempts to steal personal data or commit financial fraud. “Malicious actors create fake websites, often by slightly altering the domain characteristics of legitimate resources, to collect personal information that users enter on

A cyberattack has disrupted check-in systems at several European airports, leading to widespread cancellations and delays. Passengers faced long lines, missed flights, and growing uncertainty, with the situation expected to worsen at least one major hub. Hackers targeted Collins Aerospace, the American company that supplies the ARINC SelfServ vMUSE kiosks

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has shut down the cryptocurrency exchange TradeOgre, seizing more than $40 million in digital assets allegedly tied to criminal activity. A Historic First This is the first time Canadian authorities have taken down a cryptocurrency exchange, and it represents the largest asset confiscation in

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) has revoked all PyPI tokens stolen during the GhostAction supply chain attack earlier this month. Investigators stressed that the attackers did not use the stolen tokens to publish malicious packages. How the Attack Unfolded In early September, researchers at GitGuardian discovered that malicious GitHub Actions

Specialists from SPLX, a company focused on automated security testing for AI solutions, have demonstrated that prompt injection can bypass ChatGPT’s safeguards and force the agent to solve CAPTCHAs. Breaking Built-in Restrictions AI agents, including ChatGPT, are designed with safeguards preventing them from solving CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing