Massive DDoS Attack Hits 7.3 Tbps and Sends 37.4 TB of Data in 45 Seconds

A major cyberattack has recently set a new global record, and it’s one that security experts won’t forget any time soon. A powerful Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack targeted a hosting provider, reaching a peak speed of 7.3 terabits per second and transferring over 37 terabytes of data in under a minute. Thankfully, the targeted company … Continued

Malicious Code Hidden in 200+ GitHub Repositories Targets Gamers and Developers

In a recent discovery, security researchers have found more than 200 malicious repositories on GitHub that were part of a large-scale campaign targeting gamers and developers. These projects appeared to be normal open-source tools like game cheats, Telegram bots, or social media utilities. But behind the scenes, they were designed to deliver malware to anyone … Continued

Godfather Android Malware Gets Smarter – Runs Real Banking Apps Virtually

A dangerous new version of the “Godfather” Android malware has been discovered, and this time it’s using a much more advanced method to hack into banking apps. Instead of showing fake login screens like before, this updated malware now runs real banking apps in a virtual environment on your phone, stealing everything you type without … Continued

Gmail Security Bypassed: Russian Group Uses App Passwords to Hack Accounts

A Russian government-backed hacking group known as APT29, or Cozy Bear, has launched a clever phishing campaign targeting Gmail users. What’s worrying is how they bypassed Google’s two-factor authentication (2FA) without needing to steal passwords directly. Instead, they tricked users into creating something called an app password, which lets hackers access the account without needing … Continued

$90 Million in Crypto Burned: Pro-Israel Hackers Hit Iran’s Nobitex

A major cyberattack has hit Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Nobitex, resulting in the destruction of around $90 million worth of crypto assets. This wasn’t a theft, it was a deliberate burn. The group behind the attack is called Predatory Sparrow, also known by its Farsi name Gonjeshke Darande. They are believed to be linked to … Continued

North Korean Hackers Trick Users with Deepfake Zoom Calls to Install Malware

A North Korean hacker group known as BlueNoroff has pulled off a new kind of cyberattack that blends social engineering, deepfake technology, and malware to target Mac users. This group, already linked to several cryptocurrency-related attacks in the past, has now used fake Zoom calls and artificial intelligence-generated videos to trick their victims into downloading … Continued

Backup at Risk: Veeam Fixes Critical Bug Before Hackers Strike

A serious security flaw has been found in Veeam’s Backup & Replication software, prompting the company to release an urgent patch to protect its users. This flaw, identified as CVE-2025-23121, is considered extremely dangerous and has been rated just under the maximum on the severity scale. What makes the situation alarming is that someone with … Continued

Internet Slowed in Iran as Cybersecurity Tensions with Israel Escalate

Iran has recently slowed down and restricted internet access across the country in an effort to protect itself from possible cyberattacks. This move comes as tensions with Israel continue to grow after a major military strike took place on June 12, 2025. The Iranian government says the internet controls are temporary and are only being … Continued

Sensitive Scania Files Stolen, Hackers Demand Payment to Stay Silent

Scania, the popular Swedish company known for making heavy trucks and buses, has confirmed that it was recently hit by a cyberattack. The incident involved a data breach in its insurance claim systems, and the attackers tried to extort the company by demanding ransom in exchange for not leaking sensitive information. The attack happened between … Continued

TP-Link CVE-2023-33538 Router Flaw Under Attack as CISA Raises Alarm

A dangerous bug has been found in some old TP-Link Wi-Fi routers, and hackers are already taking advantage of it. The issue is called CVE-2023-33538, and it lets attackers take full control of your router by sending harmful commands through its settings page. On June 14, 2025, the U.S. government’s cybersecurity agency CISA officially warned … Continued

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