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31081880271?profile=RESIZE_400xHacking Moltbook: The AI Social Network Any Human Can Control - Moltbook, the weirdly futuristic social network, has quickly gone viral as a forum where AI agents post and chat.  But what researchers discovered tells a different story and provides a fascinating look into what happens when applications are vibe-coded into existence without proper security controls.

Analysts at Wiz Research identified a misconfigured Supabase database belonging to Moltbook, allowing full read and write access to a

31081220701?profile=RESIZE_400xAs the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics approach, cybersecurity researchers and industry experts warn that the Games will once again serve as a high-value convergence point for cybercrime, espionage, and politically motivated disruption.  According to Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42, nation-state actors, cybercriminal groups, and hacktivists are expected to target Olympic-related infrastructure not only for short-term impact but also for long-term access, intelligence collection, and global visib

31040389294?profile=RESIZE_400xArtificial intelligence has become the most disruptive technology in cybersecurity.  It is transforming how defenders detect threats, how attackers build new tools, and how organizations must redesign their entire security strategy.  In 2025, AI is no longer an enhancement to security systems. It has become the core engine behind both cyber defense and cyber offense.  This shift brings opportunities, challenges, and new responsibilities for every security leader.[1]

AI is revolutionizing how def

13674811660?profile=RESIZE_400xThe  Fortinet team recently investigated a cluster of virtual private servers (VPS) used for Monero mining.  The identified samples are associated with prior H2miner campaigns that researchers documented in 2020 and have since been updated with new configurations.  H2Miner is a Crypto mining botnet that has been active since late 2019.

Analysts also identified a new variant of the Lcryx ransomware, called Lcrypt0rx. Lcryx is a relatively new VBScript-based ransomware strain first observed in Nov