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New malware-as-a-service CrystalRAT promoted on Telegram with remote access, data theft, keylogging, and clipboard hijacking capabilities.
Read →New EvilTokens kit integrates device code phishing to hijack Microsoft accounts, enabling advanced business email compromise attacks.
Read →Threat actors impersonated Ukraine's CERT-UA to distribute AGEWHEEZE RAT via password-protected ZIP archives to government and financial targets.
Read →Google's $19.99/month AI Pro plan upgraded from 2TB to 5TB of storage. Includes Gemini Ultra access and AI features across Google apps.
Read →Anthropic confirmed over 512,000 lines of Claude Code source code were accidentally exposed through an npm packaging error. Showed unreleased features and instructions.
Read →Analysis of 700,000+ incidents shows attackers increasingly use trusted tools, native binaries and admin utilities instead of malware to evade detection.
Read →SpaceX may hold its first analyst day on April 21st, a rare public event for the typically secretive company.
Read →Amazon exploring acquisition of Globalstar satellite company, in which Apple already owns a stake. Could reshape satellite communications landscape.
Read →Toymaker Hasbro disclosed unauthorized access to its network in SEC filing. Security response protocols activated, operations continuing normally.
Read →Falcon 9 Block 5 carrying 29 Starlink satellites. NET today 13:55 SAST from Cape Canaveral. 60% probability, weather concerns: cumulus cloud and electric fields.
Details →SpaceX has 123 upcoming launches scheduled. Continuing record-breaking cadence into Q2 2026.
Track →New Android malware NoVoice found in 50+ Google Play apps with 2.3M downloads. Check school-managed devices and remove suspicious apps.
Read →New phishing kit targets Microsoft 365 accounts via device code flow. Warn staff about unexpected device code prompts and suspicious emails.
Read →Hackers exploiting TrueConf conference server vulnerability to push malicious software to connected endpoints. Check if any school video conferencing uses TrueConf.
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