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Three justices wrote in a dissent that longstanding privacy laws protecting sensitive personal data held by the government should prevent the use of the database. The post Supreme Court permits states to use SAVE database for citizenship checks appeared first on CyberScoop.
Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: BragJack attack against browser AI assistants, TDengine flaw threatens industrial telemetry uptime, Ubuntu update overhaul. The post In Other News: Clop Leak Site Takeover, Docker Botnet Hunts AI Keys, Water Utility Exposure appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Bitget’s security systems caught the unauthorized transfers on September 24, and some wallet addresses linked to the attacker have been frozen. The post North Korea Suspected in $351 Million Bitget Crypto Heist appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin tasked CISA with developing the plan in July. The post CISA Election Security Plan Flags Patching Barriers, Voter Database Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Ardit Kutleshi created and operated Rydox, which allowed miscreants to trade PII and cybercrime tools and services. The post Kosovar Owner of Rydox Marketplace Pleads Guilty in US Court appeared first on SecurityWeek.
When autonomous AI agents "escape the sandbox," the real story isn’t rogue machines — it’s the same access-control failures we’ve seen for decades.
In this video conversation, Dark Reading editors discuss some of the news they didn’t get a chance to cover, from Google Gemini models breaking containment to ShinyHunters ratting on TeamPCP hackers.
Training human-resource managers in the latest tactics and warning signs goes a long way toward blunting the threat, but automated analysis can help even more.
New in-person photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 – The Legend of Zelda – 40th Anniversary Edition surfaced on September 25, 2026, giving the public its clearest look yet at the console’s gold-trimmed design. VICE reported that the images, sourced from Japanese gaming account Genki after an in-person preview, confirm details that fans had only…
Security teams keep running the same experiment: send a fake phishing email, count who clicks, then try to lower that number. The open-source tool most of them reach for is GoPhish, a self-hosted phishing simulation framework that has sat near the top of GitHub’s phishing-tools list for years and now carries roughly 14,200 stars on…
