NVIDIA Confirms GeForce NOW Data Breach in Armenia
NVIDIA has confirmed a data breach affecting GeForce NOW users in Armenia, with an investigation currently underway.
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NVIDIA has confirmed a data breach affecting GeForce NOW users in Armenia, with an investigation currently underway.
A cyber incident involving the Canvas educational platform has forced multiple universities to reschedule their final exams.
Fraudulent apps on the Google Play Store, downloaded over 7.3 million times, have been tricking users into paying for fake call history data.
SecurityWeek's latest roundup highlights a variety of security stories, including a train hacker arrest, a new Linux backdoor, and emerging malware threats.
The RansomHouse threat group has claimed responsibility for a breach of Trellix's source code repository, releasing images as proof of the intrusion.
Pro-Ukraine hacktivist groups BO Team and Head Mare are reportedly coordinating their cyberattacks against Russia, according to research by Kaspersky.
Microsoft has defended the behavior of its Edge browser, which stores passwords in plaintext in memory, as being "by design."
Meta is pulling the plug on end-to-end encrypted direct messages on Instagram, citing low adoption and directing users to WhatsApp.
This week's security roundup covers industry recognition for threat intelligence, updates to the Metasploit framework, and strategic discussions on managing the rising volume of vulnerabilities.
Polish security officials have reported that hackers breached the industrial control systems of five water treatment plants, creating a direct risk to the public water supply.
AI firm Braintrust has forced an API key rotation after hackers compromised an AWS account and accessed sensitive provider secrets.
A newly discovered Linux implant named Quasar Linux RAT is targeting developer systems to harvest credentials and facilitate software supply chain attacks.
ShinyHunters has intensified its attack on the Canvas educational platform, causing global service outages and widespread exam disruptions while exposing millions of user records.
A data breach at Spanish retailer Zara has exposed the personal information of over 197,000 customers.
Meta is challenging the UK regulator Ofcom in court, arguing that the calculation of fines under the Online Safety Act should be based on UK revenue rather than global turnover.
CISA has mandated that U.S. federal agencies patch the actively exploited Ivanti EPMM zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-6973, within four days.
A new report reveals that enterprise security teams are systematically ignoring millions of low-severity alerts, potentially leaving critical threats undetected.
Google is enhancing Android Studio with expanded Play Policy Insights and SDK index integration to help developers identify security and policy issues while coding.
Apple has released the second Release Candidate for iOS 26.5 and iPadOS 26.5, bringing the operating systems closer to a final public release.
Two U.S. nationals received 18-month prison sentences for operating "laptop farms" that enabled North Korean IT workers to infiltrate nearly 70 American companies.
A former federal contractor has been convicted of conspiring to destroy dozens of government databases after being fired.
A new Linux backdoor called PamDOORa is being sold on cybercrime forums, allowing persistent SSH access via a PAM-based exploit.
The PCPJack worm is actively removing TeamPCP infections from cloud instances while stealing credentials from compromised environments.
Snyk has integrated Anthropic’s Claude AI models into its security platform to improve automated vulnerability discovery and remediation.