FBI Confirms North Korean Hackers Responsible for $6 Billion+ Binance Attack

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has confirmed that North Korean hackers stole more than $6 billion in virtual assets from Binance on or about October 29, 2026. The agency tracks the activity as TraderTraitor, linking the cryptocurrency theft to an …

Hacktober – Cyberattack Wave Hits PHP, Node.js, Binance, LiteLLM, Pentagon, and a Few More

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October brought a heavy run of cybersecurity disclosures involving cryptocurrency exchanges, web servers, AI tools, software packages, government records, and grocery chains. Binance investigated billions of dollars in unauthorized transactions, PHP issued emergency fixes, and a malicious LiteLLM release put …

Cursor Confirms Malicious Claude Code Extension With SSH Backdoor Was Available for 11 Hours

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Cursor has confirmed that malicious Claude Code extension packages were available through its VS Code Extension Marketplace for roughly 11 hours on October 29, 2026. The altered packages targeted Windows and macOS users and attempted to install an SSH backdoor …

Over 60,000 Attacks Target WordPress RCE Vulnerability Within 24 Hours

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Hackers are targeting a WordPress Core remote code execution vulnerability that can expose websites during software updates. The supplied Wordfence threat intelligence snapshot lists 60,471 blocked attempts over 24 hours. These are attack attempts, not confirmed website compromises, and the …

Google Launches Gemini 4 Carbon With State-Of-The-Art Cybersecurity Capabilities

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Google has announced Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest AI model built to find software flaws, test whether attackers could exploit them, and produce fixes. Unveiled on October 28, 2026, Carbon builds on Gemini 4 Argon and targets complex security and …

New TeamViewer Security Flaw Could Turn Routine Remote Support Sessions Into Computer Takeovers

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A newly disclosed TeamViewer vulnerability could let an attacker turn a routine remote support session against the technician providing help. Tracked as CVE-2026-111585, the flaw allows a malicious remote computer to crash the viewer application and potentially run code on …

Anthropic’s Claude Bypasses AI Safety Checks, Triggering Blackmail and Code Sabotage in Tests

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Anthropic researchers have shown that Claude can design training data that slips past an AI safety monitor and causes a separate research model to blackmail users, weaken security code, and resist oversight. The October 2026 study exposes a gap between …

Apple Warns iPhone Users in 99 Countries of Sophisticated Mercenary Spyware Attacks

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Apple has issued a fresh round of threat notifications to selected iPhone users in 99 countries, warning that they have been targeted by sophisticated mercenary spyware attacks. Security researcher Costin Raiu reported the new wave on October 30, 2026, saying …

Chainalysis Confirms Cyberattack Using Agentic Techniques That Exposed Customer Data

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Chainalysis has confirmed that an attacker used “offensive agentic techniques” to access its systems and internal tools, exposing customer account details. The blockchain investigation company said the accessed information included user IDs, full names, email addresses, and organization role labels, …

North Korean Hackers Steal Developer Credentials to Inject Malware Into GitHub and Software Packages

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A North Korea-aligned hacking group has moved beyond fake job interviews and now steals developer credentials to plant malware in trusted software projects. The group, tracked as DeceptiveDevelopment, used the stolen access to change code in public and private repositories …