Renault’s Data Blunder: Customers’ Info on the Loose After Supplier Hack!
Renault UK customers, brace yourselves! Your personal data might be in the hands of cyber bandits after a supplier’s systems were hacked. While Renault assures no financial details were leaked, your names, emails, and vehicle details might be cruising the dark web. Remember, even your car data isn’t safe from digital pirates!
Chrome & Firefox Updates: Bug Bounty Bonanza or Browser Blunder?
In a heroic effort to keep your browser from becoming a high-severity vulnerability buffet, Google and Mozilla have released updates for Chrome and Firefox. With a combined total of over 23 security fixes, it’s like a Black Friday sale for hackers—but you get to keep your data! Update now, thank us later.
Red Hat’s GitLab Glitch: Crimson Collective’s Heist Fizzles Out
Red Hat has confirmed a GitLab instance hack, not GitHub, by the Crimson Collective, who allegedly swiped 570 Gb of data. The swindlers aimed for extortion but failed spectacularly. Red Hat assures us, like a superhero in a software cape, that there’s no impact on other services or the integrity of their software supply chain.
From The Source
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Stormy with a Chance of Cyber: Navigating the Internet Weather!
Join Johannes Ullrich at the Internet Storm Center for a deep dive into application security. If you’re in Denver from October 4th to 9th, 2025,...
iPhone Nightmare: How One Image Can Brick Your Device & Steal Your Data!
“Glass Cage” exploits iOS 18.2 with a silent PNG attack via iMessage. The zero-click exploit bypasses Apple’s defenses, leading to kernel-level access, iCloud Keychain theft,...
Apple’s Silent Crypto Heist: Unmasking the iMessage Exploit They Didn’t Want You to Know About
Zero-click iMessage exploit chain discovered in iOS 18.2 remained unpatched until iOS 18.4.1. It allowed Secure Enclave key theft and crypto wallet exfiltration. Despite responsible...
Hitachi Energy’s MSM Product: A Hilarious Guide to Avoiding Cyber Mishaps!
View CSAF: The Hitachi Energy MSM Product has a CVSS v3 score of 7.5 due to critical vulnerabilities. While it’s not designed for direct internet...
From The Aether
3pRenault’s Data Blunder: Customers’ Info on the Loose After Supplier Hack!
Renault UK customers, brace yourselves! Your personal data might be in the hands of cyber...
Chrome & Firefox Updates: Bug Bounty Bonanza or Browser Blunder?
In a heroic effort to keep your browser from becoming a high-severity vulnerability buffet, Google...
Red Hat’s GitLab Glitch: Crimson Collective’s Heist Fizzles Out
Red Hat has confirmed a GitLab instance hack, not GitHub, by the Crimson Collective, who...
Cl0p Strikes Again: Oracle E-Business Users Targeted in $50M Ransomware Escapade
Google warns Oracle E-Business users of an extortion campaign by Cl0p ransomware group. The cybercriminals...
Guest Nerd Series
What if I use an AI for writing my CFP?
OK kids, this is like leading lemmings into a circle and running them into a death spiral! by ElJefeDSecurit (bsky:@eljefe.social) there’s been a recent trend being expressed by several prominent conference CFP review board members across industries that suggest a growing number of CFP’s being submitted that show evidence that they were generated by an…