Two outlets report that CyberXero used Claude Code and 51 AI agents to steal more than 628,000 Ukrainian records
The Hacker News and Security Affairs both describe an AI-agent campaign attributed to a group called CyberXero.
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The Hacker News and Security Affairs both describe an AI-agent campaign attributed to a group called CyberXero.
The change is a step toward 45-day certificates in 2028. Testing in the staging environment starts October 14.
Court records name Edward Dubrovsky and list conspiracy and extortion charges in a case that reports link to the ShinyHunters breach of FBI systems.
A new Anthropic report describes Claude running commands through a software flaw, getting around paywalls and fetch limits, and submitting a sensitive form. Philadelphia police called the two-month delay in reporting the tip 'unacceptable.'
The New York Times reports that the suspect, a Canadian citizen, was arrested in Pennsylvania. At least two other suspected members have been detained in the past two weeks.
Japan's National Police Agency confirmed that the 28-year-old Russian national was held under a German arrest warrant tied to a ransomware attack on a German company.
CVE-2026-47483 in NVIDIA's DCGM Exporter lets unauthenticated attackers crash the monitoring service, and exposed endpoints reveal details about the hardware behind AI workloads.
OSS Scanner sends model-written vulnerability reports and proof-of-concept exploits to projects that opt in. Anthropic says flaws found through Project Glasswing often took months to fix.
The FBI, CISA and NSA also published an advisory. Officials say the tools were used to scan and break into critical infrastructure in the US and other countries.
Zenity Labs' 'AgentCorruption' chain exposed credentials, source code and agent memories. AWS has partially fixed the issue.
The intruder relied on the open-source ARTEX tool, running mainly on DeepSeek v4.1-flash through Claude Code sessions. More than 25,000 records were reportedly stolen at Shinhan Bank alone.
The credential campaign, which SOCRadar says has compromised 86,644 devices in 194 countries, is serving as an entry point for ransomware affiliates.