Black Hat USA 2025 lands in Las Vegas from August 2 to 7 at Mandalay Bay, featuring Summit Day (Aug 5), over 100 Briefings, dozens of open-source demos in Arsenal, and a buzzing Business Hall where innovation meets impact. This year, we’re spotlighting the most exciting product launches set to reshape cybersecurity. Here’s what you … Continued
Black Hat is where the cybersecurity world comes to life, raw and unfiltered, and right on the edge. Elite hackers, global researchers, Fortune 500 companies, and federal agencies all come together to share breakthroughs, expose vulnerabilities, and rethink what is possible. If you want a front row seat to the real future of infosec, this … Continued
Imagine this: a piece of malware that doesn’t just follow instructions, it learns from its mistakes, adapts, evolves, and comes back smarter each time. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi thriller, right? Well, it’s not. This is real, and it made headlines at Black Hat USA 2025, the world’s most high-profile cybersecurity conference. This … Continued
Black Hat USA 2025 is where cybersecurity’s sharpest minds gather to showcase the next generation of offensive and defensive tools and this year, the demos didn’t disappoint. Held at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the event featured hundreds of Briefings, open-source Arsenal tools, and hands-on hacking labs. But not every demo makes an impact … Continued
A major new cyberattack campaign has been uncovered, and this time it’s targeting developers through one of their most trusted tools, npm. Security researchers have found that North Korean hackers are behind a new wave of malicious npm packages, which are being used to infect systems with malware under the radar. This campaign is part … Continued
A new security bug has been found in Google Gemini for Workspace, and it’s raising serious concerns. This flaw allows attackers to plant hidden messages inside emails that can trick the Gemini AI into generating fake, dangerous summaries. What’s worse is that these messages are completely invisible to the person reading the email. The problem … Continued
In a major breakthrough, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in India has busted a fake tech support call center in Noida that was scamming people in the United Kingdom and Australia. The center posed as Microsoft support and tricked victims into paying for fake help with made-up computer problems. The raid happened on July … Continued
A new security flaw in eSIM technology is making headlines across the cybersecurity world. This vulnerability, found in Kigen’s eUICC cards, has put billions of smartphones, wearables, and IoT devices at risk of being attacked, cloned, or remotely accessed. The flaw lies in the Java Card virtual machine, which is the software platform inside these … Continued
A serious security flaw has been discovered in the eSIM technology used by millions of smartphones around the world. This bug could allow hackers to spy on users, take over their phones remotely, and even clone their identities. The vulnerability affects a wide range of devices and could have long-term consequences for how we think … Continued
A new Citrix vulnerability CVE-2025-5777 has officially made it to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog. That means it’s not just a theoretical bug anymore, hackers are already using it to break into real-world systems, and the threat is very much active right now. The flaw affects NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances, especially when they’re … Continued
