How a Windows Device Identifier Helped Investigators Track an Alleged Cybercriminal

A recently unsealed court filing has revealed how investigators were able to identify and track an alleged cybercriminal using information collected by a Windows device. The case highlights how digital evidence from computers, online accounts, and internet activity can help law enforcement investigate cybercrime, even when attackers try to hide their identity. According to court […]

Microsoft Copilot Flaw That Could Have Exposed Emails and Files With a Single Click

Microsoft has fixed a serious security flaw in its Microsoft 365 Copilot service that could have allowed attackers to access sensitive information with just a single click. According to security researchers, the issue affected Copilot Enterprise Search, an AI-powered tool that helps employees find information across emails, calendars, documents, and other company data. The flaw […]

New Mac Malware Tries to Trick AI Security Tools

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new type of malware for Apple Mac computers that does something unusual—it tries to fool artificial intelligence systems used by security analysts. Most malware is designed to hide from antivirus software or sneak into a computer without being detected. This new threat, known as Gaslight, takes a different approach. Instead […]

FortiBleed Exposes Thousands of FortiGate Firewalls Worldwide

A massive cybersecurity campaign known as FortiBleed has drawn global attention after exposing credentials associated with tens of thousands of FortiGate firewalls and VPN gateways. The incident highlights the growing risks organizations face when perimeter security devices become targets for large-scale credential harvesting operations. Researchers discovered that attackers had assembled an extensive database containing verified […]