The convenience of tapping a phone to pay has become so commonplace that few consider the possibility of a criminal miles away executing that very same transaction on their behalf. This report analyzes the emergence of "Ghost Tap," a new category of Android malware enabling remote tap-to-pay fraud.
A recently uncovered digital skimming campaign, operating silently for nearly four years, has successfully targeted the customers of at least six major global payment networks, raising serious questions about the security of client-side code in the e-commerce ecosystem. Security researchers have
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a critical alert regarding a high-severity vulnerability in the Gogs self-hosted Git service, confirming that the flaw is being actively exploited in the wild with no official patch currently available for administrators. The
The deceptively simple black-and-white squares known as QR codes have become so integrated into daily life that scanning one feels almost reflexive, yet this familiarity is now being weaponized in sophisticated cyberattacks that challenge the very foundations of modern digital security. The U.S.
Sudden Chaos: How a Digital Expiry Date Paralyzed Logitech Peripherals Countless macOS users recently found their highly customized Logitech peripherals rendered frustratingly basic, as a silent digital deadline passed and threw their workflows into disarray. What began as a normal day quickly
The very capability that makes modern AI assistants indispensable—their autonomous connection to our personal data streams—has quietly opened a new and almost invisible front in the war on cybersecurity. The evolution of Large Language Models into agentic AI, capable of interacting with external
