Cybernews reports that more than 6.8 billion unique email addresses were touted by threat actor Adkka72424 to have been included in a 150 GB database posted on BreachForums in early January.
The Science, Innovation and Technology Committee questioned ministers about preventing a repeat of the MoD's accidental exposure of data that endangered Afghan informants.
The current LummaStealer campaigns are heavily reliant on CastleLoader, a modular malware loader that executes payloads in memory with extensive obfuscation.
A researcher known as "Q Continuum" detailed how these extensions, often disguised as harmless tools, request access to sensitive browsing history without clear justification.
Telegram had more than 200 million user records purportedly obtained from a trio of databases exposed in BreachForums on Jan. 24, according to Cybernews.
Cybernews reports that the Augusta Housing Authority, the second-largest public housing authority in Georgia, was allegedly compromised by the Qilin ransomware operation, which provided four data samples purportedly pilfered from the municipal agency's systems while announcing the breaches of seven other small businesses.
AI security firm PromptArmor discovered that when AI agents are integrated into messaging platforms like Slack or Telegram, which often have link previews enabled, a zero-click data exfiltration channel can be created.
