The $120 million exploit on Balancer v2 represents more than just another crypto hack. It strikes at the core of DeFi’s credibility, challenging the security assumptions that underpin institutional adoption and protocol maturity.
The US power grid faces an unprecedented convergence of cyber and physical threats. With attacks escalating dramatically, industry leaders warn that traditional security silos must be broken down to prevent catastrophic service disruptions.
AI models are fundamentally vulnerable to indirect prompt injection attacks that can bypass all existing security measures. Tech giants are deploying sophisticated detection systems, but the core problem remains unsolved due to AI’s basic architecture.
European organizations face a dangerous escalation in ransomware tactics as cybercriminals now coordinate physical attacks and kidnappings alongside digital extortion. The region saw a 13% increase in ransomware victims over the past year, with manufacturing and professional services most targeted.
A sophisticated nation-state actor maintained access to Ribbon Communications’ network for almost a year before detection. The breach affects critical infrastructure providers and government clients, raising alarms about telecom security.
Inexpensive IoT devices are creating unprecedented security risks for organizations. The FBI warns these devices are being exploited at scale, requiring new procurement and monitoring strategies.
Chinese state-linked hackers exploited a Windows shortcut vulnerability that Microsoft hasn’t patched since March disclosure. The sophisticated campaign targeted European diplomats using expired certificates and social engineering to deploy PlugX malware.
A sophisticated campaign called PhantomRaven has exploited a fundamental weakness in NPM’s dependency system to deploy credential-stealing packages. The attack leverages Remote Dynamic Dependencies that bypass traditional security scanning, creating a major supply chain threat.
Microsoft’s postponed Azure security change could break unprepared applications. The shift from default public outbound access to private subnets represents a fundamental rethinking of cloud security architecture with far-reaching implications.
A new breed of malware doesn’t hack your system—it convinces you to infect yourself. ClickFix attacks have exploded by 500% in 2025, and traditional security measures can’t stop them. Here’s why this human-centric threat represents a fundamental shift in cybersecurity.
