Cryptika Cybersecurity News

Hackers are actively probing AI systems, turning exposed gateways and agent tools into routes for remote code execution, credential theft, and cryptomining. AI infrastructure is now a cloud entry point. Over 90 days, attackers tailored techniques for services routing model …

Hackers are making some phishing pages harder to track by changing the code delivered to every visitor. An examined operation served a credential-stealing form whose appearance stayed familiar while its structure kept shifting. The attack started with a phishing message …

A cyber incident reportedly forced a British power plant to halt operations for about four days in July, drawing attention to the security of less-visible energy sites. The shutdown did not cause customer outages, and the wider electricity system continued …

Russian hackers have used a new backdoor called HOOKEDGE to target defense manufacturers, government bodies, and diplomatic organizations in Romania, Spain, and Türkiye. The campaign relied on Word documents designed to look routine or official, turning a familiar office file …

TITAN ransomware is pairing file encryption with an ambitious claim: artificial intelligence that can sort through 700GB of stolen corporate data every hour. The group says the system helps it quickly find information that can raise the pressure on victims, …

A fake student resume is being used to place a remote-access tool on researchers’ Windows computers. The campaign hides a Windows executable inside an archive that appears to contain a graduate-school application, then opens a genuine Word document while the …

A fake student resume is being used to place a remote-access tool on researchers’ Windows computers. The campaign hides a Windows executable inside an archive that appears to contain a graduate-school application, then opens a genuine Word document while the …

Leaked university records have opened an unusual window into Russia’s military cyber ecosystem. The documents point to a structured training program, not a newly discovered piece of malware, that appears to feed people into GRU units associated with APT28 and …

Dark Caracal has returned with a new tool that helps attackers stay connected when defenders shut down their control servers. The cyberespionage group is linked by researchers to a Venezuelan communications organization intrusion, where it deployed an unfamiliar Go-based malware …

Claude Code Opus 5 in Auto Mode can be tricked into running malicious code via a simple website summary request. In a limited lab test, the attack reportedly succeeded in 60% to 80% of attempts. The finding from Embrace The …