Category: Cybersecurity News
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Mobile Threats Rising, Millions of Unsecured Networks Vulnerable
With summer travel at its peak, enterprise organizations face an increasing challenge: safeguarding mobile devices against a surge in cyber threats. As employees hit airports, hotels, and conference centers, their devices—essential for productivity—become potential targets for cybercriminals exploiting unsecured networks and app vulnerabilities. Recent research from Zimperium’s 2025 Mobile Threat Report highlights a troubling trend:…
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Widespread Vulnerabilities Found in MCP Servers Threatening AI Security
Recent analysis by cybersecurity researchers at Backslash team has uncovered critical security flaws in thousands of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, a key component in modern artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The findings reveal that many of these servers are improperly configured or left exposed, creating significant risks for organizations and users relying on AI tools.…
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Widespread Android Malware Turning Devices Into Botnet
A persistent and sophisticated Android-based malware, known as BADBOX 2.0, has been identified as a major cybersecurity threat. According to research conducted by the Point Wild’s Lat61 Threat Intelligence Team and reported by Hackread, the malware has compromised over a million devices across 200+ countries, often before they even reach consumers’ homes. Spreading and Its…
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Vulnerability in Popular Shopify Privacy Plugin Exposed Stores
A widely used Shopify plugin designed to help merchants comply with privacy laws had inadvertently put hundreds of online stores in danger. Recent findings reveal a major security flaw that kept sensitive data exposed for months. Analysis by security researchers at Cybernews found that Consentik, an app launched in 2018 and rated highly on Shopify,…
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CISA Issues Alert on Critical Security Flaw in Train Control Systems
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a new alert regarding a significant cybersecurity vulnerability affecting certain industrial control systems (ICS), specifically those used in transportation infrastructure. This vulnerability concerns the End-of-Train (EoT) and Head-of-Train (HoT) remote linking protocol, which is crucial for train safety and operation. The vulnerability, labeled as CVE-2025-1727 with…
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NVIDIA Issues Security Notice on Potential Rowhammer Vulnerability in GPUs
In a recent security update, NVIDIA has addressed concerns raised by researchers about the potential for Rowhammer attacks targeting its GPUs (graphical processing units). The Rowhammer vulnerability has been known for several years, originally identified in CPU memory, but new research indicates that modern graphics cards, such as the NVIDIA A6000 using GDDR6 memory, may…
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Hundreds of Laravel Apps Exposing Secret Keys
Recent security research by researchers at GitGuardian, in collaboration with Synacktiv, has uncovered a widespread issue affecting thousands of websites built with Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks. Laravel uses a special secret key called the APP_KEY—think of it as a master password—that helps keep data safe. It encrypts cookies, sessions, and other…
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