The FBI warned that hackers are successfully stealing millions from ATMs — and the attacks are becoming more frequent. The ...

Credential stuffing attacks use stolen passwords to log in at scale. Learn how they work, why they’re rising, and how to ...

Apple’s AirTag was sold as a simple way to find lost keys or a misplaced backpack, but a growing subculture of tinkerers has quietly turned it into a far more stealthy tracking tool. In one widely ...

The developers behind a popular “open source MMO RTS sandbox game for programming enthusiasts” on Steam, named Screeps: World, have been forced to update their game “in order to protect both players” ...

Is the PlayStation 5 on the brink of a revolution? RGT 85 explains how a newly discovered exploit could fundamentally change how we interact with Sony’s flagship console. By using a vulnerability in ...

The cryptocurrency sector experienced a significant respite in December 2025, with financial damages from hacks and exploits dropping more than 60% to approximately $76 million, according to a report ...

A single address poisoning scam accounted for $50 million of losses. Crypto hack losses fell 60% in December to $76 million, marking a sharp drop from November’s levels. A single address poisoning ...

Read any coverage of The xx around their debut and you’ll quickly learn that critics, media, and fans alike truly believed the soft-spoken then-four-piece to be Britain’s greatest export since ...

Recent tests by Anthropic have revealed how far AI has come in targeting smart contract vulnerabilities on various blockchains, though the progress largely builds on flaws that humans have already ...

A hacker exploited an “infinite mint” vulnerability in Yearn Finance’s yETH product, which allowed them to create unlimited yETH tokens and steal approximately $3 million from a liquidity pool in a ...

A Korean expert says the Upbit breach likely stemmed from a high-level mathematical exploit involving biased nonces. Analysis suggests attackers inferred private keys by detecting subtle randomness ...