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INTERPOL Ramz Sweep Nets 201 in MENA Cybercrime Crackdown
INTERPOL’s Operation Ramz led to 201 arrests, 382 more suspects identified and 53 servers seized in the first region-wide cybercrime sweep across MENA.
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Malicious npm packages mimic Shai-Hulud worm code
Four newly discovered npm packages deliver infostealers and worm-like malware tied to Shai-Hulud code reuse, prompting urgent removal and token checks.
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Windows BitLocker zero-day bypass exposes encrypted drives
Researcher Nightmare-Eclipse has released YellowKey, a Windows BitLocker bypass in WinRE that exposes encrypted drives; no Microsoft patch yet.
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FamousSparrow APT targets Azerbaijani energy sector
FamousSparrow APT targeted Azerbaijani oil and gas in multi-wave attacks Dec 2025-Feb 2026, expanding beyond hospitality and telecom targeting.
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Doh! Gentlemen RaaS breach: 16GB internal data leaked
Ransomware-as-a-service operation The Gentlemen suffered a major May 2026 breach, exposing 16GB of internal data including affiliate details and victim information.
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Fresh variant of the self-propagating Shai-Hulud npm worm detected
A fresh variant of the self-propagating Shai-Hulud npm worm was detected on April 30, 2026, reigniting concerns about autonomous supply chain attacks capable of evading traditional security controls. The malware,…
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The AI-powered Village pentesting tool is raising cybersecurity eyebrows.
Villager represents a significant evolution in offensive security tooling by leveraging artificial intelligence to orchestrate sophisticated attack chains. Unlike traditional penetration testing frameworks that rely on scripted playbooks, Villager operates as an AI-native penetration testing framework that integrates multiple security tools through a distributed architecture.
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DripDropper Malware: When Hackers Become Security Patchers
In an unprecedented display of cybercriminal sophistication, security researchers have uncovered a Linux malware campaign that turns conventional attack methodology on its head. The malware, dubbed "DripDropper," employs a counterintuitive strategy: exploiting vulnerabilities and then patching them to maintain exclusive access to compromised systems.
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Microsoft Scrambles to Fix Windows Update Bug Causing SSD Failures
A serious flaw in Microsoft's recent Windows 11 updates is reportedly causing solid-state drives and hard disk drives to fail completely, prompting the tech giant to work urgently with hardware partners on a solution.
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Microsoft Experiences Major Service Outage Affecting Copilot and Office.com
Microsoft is currently grappling with a significant service disruption that has left thousands of users unable to access key productivity platforms, including Office.com and the company's AI-powered Copilot assistant. The outage, which began in the early morning hours of August 20, 2025, has primarily impacted customers across North America, though the full scope of the incident remains under investigation.
