Tennessee man to plead guilty to hacking Supreme Court’s electronic case filing system

A Tennessee man is expected to plead guilty to a misdemeanor for hacking into the federal Supreme Court’s electronic case filing system. The case highlights ongoing cybersecurity challenges faced by the federal judicial system and recent data breaches involving cyberattacks from sophisticated hackers. #SupremeCourtHacking #PACER #Cyberattacks…

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More than 40 countries impacted by North Korea IT worker scams, crypto thefts

The United States led a UN effort to combat North Korea’s cyber activities, including IT worker schemes and cryptocurrency thefts funded by several countries. The report highlights international cooperation issues and North Korea’s ongoing efforts to bypass sanctions for nuclear and weapons programs. #NorthKorea #CryptoTheft #UNSanctions #CyberEspionage…

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CrowdStrike to Acquire Browser Security Firm Seraphic for 0 Million

CrowdStrike plans to acquire Seraphic Security for approximately $420 million to enhance browser security and zero-trust protections. This move will integrate Seraphic’s browser-native security with CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform and SGNL’s identity security, offering comprehensive protection from endpoint to cloud. #SeraphicSecurity #FalconPlatform…

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Spanish police disrupt Black Axe, arrest alleged leaders in action spanning four cities

Authorities in Spain have arrested 34 members of the Black Axe organization, disrupting their extensive criminal network involved in scams, money laundering, and vehicle trafficking. The operation highlighted the group’s hierarchical structure and diverse criminal activities, with ongoing arrests and investigations. #BlackAxe #BusinessEmailCompromise…

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Cybersecurity News | Daily Recap [12 Jan 2026]

Daily Recap, State-linked APTs are in the spotlight as Kimsuky conducts quishing campaigns, UAT-7290 targets telecoms across South Asia and Europe, and MuddyWater shifts to stealthy Rust implants dubbed ‘RustyWater’. In data and privacy, breaches touch the Hawaii Cancer Center and Instagram, California bans health-data resales, Iran endures a long internet outage, and Microsoft retires the Send to Kindle feature in Word. #Kimsuky #RustyWater

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Target employees confirm leaked code after ‘accelerated’ Git lockdown

Internal sources confirm that a breach involving Target’s source code and internal systems has occurred, with evidence suggesting that real systems and proprietary data were leaked online. The incident has prompted security measures including an “accelerated” access restriction to Target’s internal Git server. #TargetDataLeak #InsiderThreats

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What Should We Learn From How Attackers Leveraged AI in 2025?

Despite advancements in technology, attackers are still leveraging traditional methods like supply chain exploitation and phishing, but more efficiently using AI automation. Defenders are urged to focus on fixing fundamental security issues such as permissions, supply chain verification, and authentication to effectively combat modern threats. #SupplyChainAttacks #Phishing #Attackers…

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[Webinar] Securing Agentic AI: From MCPs and Tool Access to Shadow API Key Sprawl

AI agents are evolving from writing code to executing entire workflows, which can significantly speed up development but also introduce new security risks. The article emphasizes the importance of securing Machine Control Protocols (MCPs) to prevent malicious activities and highlights the dangers of compromised MCPs and shadow API keys. #AgenticAI #MCP…

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