WestJet Data Breach Exposed Customer Passports
The WestJet data breach has placed thousands of travelers at risk after cybercriminals accessed sensitive passenger records. The Canadian airline confirmed that passport numbers and travel documents were among the exposed data. The breach has raised concerns about identity theft and placed renewed pressure on the aviation industry to strengthen its cybersecurity defenses. What Happened WestJet disclosed that an unauthorized
Medusa Ransomware Tried to Recruit BBC Reporter
Medusa ransomware is back in the spotlight after reports surfaced of an unusual recruitment attempt. The gang allegedly contacted a BBC journalist, asking for help in hacking into a major media organization. The case shows how far ransomware groups are willing to go when traditional methods fail. A Bold Recruitment Attempt Instead of sending phishing emails or exploiting vulnerabilities, the
Fake Microsoft Teams Installers Push Oyster Malware in Malvertising Attack
Fake Microsoft Teams installers push Oyster malware through a new malvertising campaign. Cybercriminals exploit paid ads to trick people into downloading malware instead of legitimate software. By imitating Microsoft’s trusted collaboration platform, attackers increase the chances of success. This campaign is especially concerning because Microsoft Teams is a core tool for remote work and daily business communication. Employees often search
Rust Packages Malware Steals Crypto Wallet Keys
Rust packages malware has been discovered on Crates.io, the official Rust package registry. Security researchers flagged the packages for containing hidden code that stole cryptocurrency wallet keys. The incident adds to a growing wave of supply chain attacks targeting open-source developers and highlights the risks of blindly trusting dependencies. Malicious Crates on Crates.io Two malicious crates were uploaded to Crates.io,
Postmark MCP npm Package Stole User Emails
The Postmark MCP npm package has been exposed as a malicious module that silently stole user emails. Disguised as a legitimate client, the package highlights ongoing risks in the software supply chain and raises concerns for developers relying on npm. How the Attack Happened Security researcher Kamil “kph” Piekarski discovered that the fake package was uploaded to npm on September
GPT Alpha: OpenAI Tests New GPT-5 Agent
OpenAI is currently testing GPT Alpha, a next-generation AI agent based on GPT-5. Early glimpses suggest the agent will go beyond traditional chat capabilities, combining advanced reasoning with practical tools for coding, research, and content creation. This test marks a major step in OpenAI’s push toward more autonomous and versatile AI systems. What Is GPT Alpha? The agent surfaced under
European Airport Cyberattack Suspect Arrested
The recent European airport cyberattack disrupted operations across several major hubs and triggered widespread delays. Authorities confirmed the incident was tied to a little-known ransomware strain, and a suspect connected to the attack has been arrested. The case highlights growing risks in aviation cybersecurity. Disruption Across European Airports The attack caused immediate delays, system interruptions, and logistical issues for multiple
Boyd Gaming Data Breach Exposes 184,000 Personal Records
The Boyd Gaming data breach has become another major cybersecurity incident in the casino industry. Boyd Gaming, which operates 28 casinos across 10 U.S. states, confirmed that a recent cyberattack exposed the personal data of more than 184,000 individuals. The breach disrupted critical IT systems and forced the company to take immediate containment measures. This attack highlights how vulnerable the
Ransomware Attack Causes European Airport Disruptions
A ransomware attack has disrupted operations at several major airports across Europe, creating widespread delays and cancellations for travelers. The cybercriminals targeted key IT systems that support check-ins, boarding, and baggage handling. As staff scrambled to implement manual workarounds, passengers faced hours of uncertainty and missed connections. This large-scale disruption underscores the aviation sector’s growing dependence on digital infrastructure —
SpamGPT Cybercrime Tool Turns Phishing into Organized Business
The rise of the SpamGPT cybercrime tool highlights a dangerous evolution in digital threats. Artificial intelligence has long been used to enhance marketing, streamline workflows, and improve customer outreach. Cybercriminals have now adopted the same playbook, transforming AI into a weaponized service. SpamGPT packages phishing operations into a polished platform that resembles a legitimate CRM system. Instead of building malicious
