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SonicWall has urged customers to reset their credentials following a cyberattack on MySonicWall accounts that exposed firewall configuration backup files. Immediate Response and Investigation According to the company, once the intrusion was detected, attackers’ access was blocked. SonicWall is now working with cybersecurity agencies and law enforcement to assess the

Specialists at Lumen Technology have warned that the operators of the SystemBC botnet are actively exploiting vulnerable Virtual Private Servers (VPS), converting them into proxies for criminal use. On any given day, researchers observe roughly 1,500 active bots, each providing a channel for malicious activity. Global Reach of the

American bank FinWise has disclosed a data breach affecting hundreds of thousands of customers, carried out by a former employee who accessed confidential information after leaving the company. Incident Details According to a notification issued by FinWise on behalf of its partner American First Finance (AFF), the breach occurred on

Experts from Kaspersky Lab have uncovered a new campaign by the cybercriminal group RevengeHotels, notable for its use of artificial intelligence to generate malware samples. Background on RevengeHotels RevengeHotels (also tracked as TA558) has been active since 2015, specializing in the theft of credit card data from hotel guests and

Google has released updates for its Chrome browser addressing four security vulnerabilities, including one zero-day (CVE-2025-10585) that has already been exploited in active attacks. The Vulnerability The flaw, discovered in Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine, is a type confusion bug. It was identified by specialists from Google’s Threat Analysis

Kaspersky Lab has identified the Mamont banking Trojan as the most common malware targeting Russian Android users in 2025. From January to August, Mamont ranked as the top mobile threat, according to data presented at the Kaspersky CyberSecurity Weekend 2025 conference in Minsk. Explosive Growth Researchers reported that the number

The former administrator of the hacker forum BreachForums, 22-year-old Conor Brian Fitzpatrick, better known by his alias Pompompurin, has been sentenced to three years in prison. The ruling comes after a federal appeals court overturned a 2024 decision that had imposed only 20 years of supervised release. Background and Arrest