Category: Cybersecurity News
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Fake Facebook Groups Campaign Targetting Seniors with Android Malware
Cybercriminals are leveraging Facebook to target vulnerable populations, notably seniors, through fake groups designed to distribute malicious Android applications. These campaigns combine social engineering with malware that can steal sensitive information and compromise financial accounts. Security researchers at ThreatFabric have uncovered numerous fake Facebook groups created with AI-generated content to appear genuine. The groups (many
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Google Expands AI Coding Support with New Jules Tools and API
Google is taking a big step forward in making AI-assisted coding more flexible and powerful with the latest updates to Jules, its AI programming partner. If you’re a developer looking for smarter ways to integrate AI into your workflow, these new tools could be game-changers. Jules Tools provides a lightweight command-line interface that allows you
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DrayTek Issues Urgent Security Advisory for Certain Router Models
DrayTek has announced a security vulnerability affecting several of their router models. Discovered on July 22, the flaw, identified as CVE-2025-10547, involves an uninitialized variable in the firmware that could be exploited by malicious actors to cause system crashes or, in some cases, enable remote code execution. The issue occurs when crafted HTTP or HTTPS
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Red Hat Reports Security Breach of Git Instance
In a recent security incident reported by BleepingComputer, Red Hat, a leading provider of open-source solutions, has confirmed that one of its GitLab instances was compromised by hackers. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges organizations face in safeguarding sensitive development and customer data. According to the breach details, an extortion group calling itself the Crimson
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Google Patches Three Serious Vulnerabilities Discovered in Gemini AI Assistant
Three serious vulnerabilities, dubbed the Gemini Trifecta, were recently revealed in Google’s Gemini AI assistant suite, based on findings from security researchers at Tenable. These flaws exposed users to significant privacy risks, including search-injection attacks on the Search Personalization Model, log-to-prompt injection attacks on Gemini Cloud Assist, and exfiltration of saved information via the Gemini
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Data Leak Exposes 2 Million Private Photos from Lifeprint Portable Printers
Recent research by Cybernews has revealed a significant data breach affecting Lifeprint, a popular portable photo printer app available on iOS and Android platforms. Lifeprint enables users to instantly print photos and GIFs directly from their smartphones, offering a convenient way to share memories. Unfortunately, due to a critical security oversight, millions of private photos
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Critical OneLogin Vulnerability Exposed Enterprise App Secrets via API Endpoint
A newly disclosed security vulnerability in OneLogin’s platform could have exposed sensitive authentication credentials for hundreds of thousands of enterprise applications. The flaw, identified and responsibly reported by cybersecurity firm Clutch Security, allowed attackers with standard API access to extract confidential OpenID Connect (OIDC) client secrets — a critical piece in application-level authentication. The vulnerability
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