Researchers identified two vulnerabilities in LangChain, an open-source generative AI framework with over 81,000 stars on GitHub: CVE-2023-46229 and CVE-2023-44467 (LangChain Experimental).
Protexxa, a Toronto-based B2B SaaS cybersecurity company founded by Claudette McGowan, has secured $10 million in Series A funding from various investors including Bell Ventures and private investors like Sonia Baxendale and Annette Verschuren.
Threat actors are targeting Hamster Kombat’s 250 million players with fake Android and Windows software that install spyware and malware. The clicker mobile game allows players to earn fictional currency by completing simple tasks.
The Philippines has decided to shut down its online gambling industry to tackle illegal activities such as financial scams and human trafficking. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr instructed PAGCOR to cease operations of POGOs by the end of the year.
dYdX’s decentralized finance (DeFi) exchange v3 website was hacked in a DNS hijack attack, compromising the platform. Users were warned not to visit or interact with the hacked website and to avoid withdrawing assets until the platform was safe.
Multiple Russian cyber units are targeting frontline Ukrainian military computers and mobile devices in preparation for a summer offensive. This change reflects Russia’s adaptation to the demands of a prolonged war in Ukraine.
The Daolpu malware collects account credentials, browser history, and cookies from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and other browsers. It is spread through malicious document attachments in phishing emails that contain malicious macros.
Google has decided to continue supporting third-party cookies, instead proposing a new approach that allows users to opt-in to their Privacy Sandbox. This comes after criticism and regulatory pressure over privacy concerns and competition issues.
Infoblox revealed a Chinese cybercrime syndicate called Vigorish Viper behind illegal online gambling brands advertised at European football stadiums. The group is linked to online gambling and cyber fraud-related human trafficking in Southeast Asia.
Verizon Communications has agreed to pay a $16 million settlement to the FCC for three data breaches at TracFone Wireless, a subsidiary acquired in 2021. TracFone provides services under brands like Total by Verizon Wireless and Straight Talk.