التسعينات ابوي الله يرحمه جاب لنا ضيف جديد للبيت مو بهدايا نجاح ولا بالعاب يجيب لنا اياها في العيد كان شيء غير حياتي للابد كان اول كمبيوتر ادخل بيتنا ويمكن الحاره كلها بعد كنت اشوف الشاشه الثقيله نور وهاه الضعيف اللي يلا ينشاف شكل الكيبورد الماوس الغريب ابهرتني كلها وقتها كنت انام واقوم جنب الجهاز حتى ادرس جنبه واذا لمسته كنت بس عشان اشيل الغبار عنه لان ابوي ما كان يخلينا نشغله وهو مو موجود شوي تطورت العلاقه وصرت اتعرف عليه وعلى الاشياء العظيمه اللي كان يسويها لين صرت الدعم الفني الرسمي لكل شخص حولي بيت بال ...

Threat Landscape - North Korean hackers are employing advanced, creative, and patient tactics to infiltrate organizations [1] - These hackers are posing as job candidates, particularly for development, security, and finance positions, to gain access to companies [1] - They are also impersonating employers to interview and potentially compromise employees' devices through malicious links disguised as software updates or sample code [2] - Hackers are using customer support requests to distribute links containing viruses [3] Financial and Data Security Risks - Bribing employees or outsourced vendors for data access is a significant risk, as evidenced by a major India outsource service hack that led to over $400 million in user asset losses [3] Recommendations for Crypto Platforms - Crypto platforms should train employees to avoid downloading files from untrusted sources and carefully screen job candidates [3]

Some AI has been used in real-world cyberattacks. To combat this, a small Israeli startup is running AIs through simulations to test their capacity for malicious hacking. https://t.co/W7ddbVfjZZ (Photo: Irregular) https://t.co/maG6qaSQIG ...

According to Lookonchain, a hacker minted 120 million YU tokens on Polygon and sold 7.71 million across Ethereum and Solana for 7.7 million USDC. The USDC was then swapped for 1,501 ETH and dispersed across multiple wallets. The hacker still holds 22.29 million YU on Ethereum and Solana, with 90 million YU remaining on Polygon. https://t.co/K1xHKX5MFK ...

Security Incident - A hacker exploited a vulnerability to mint 120 million $YU tokens on the Polygon network [1] - The hacker then bridged and sold 7.71 million $YU tokens for 7.7 million $USDC on Ethereum and Solana [1] - This represents approximately 6425% of the total minted $YU being sold across chains [1] - The hacker exchanged the 7.7 million $USDC for 1501 $ETH [1] - The 1501 $ETH was then transferred to multiple wallets [1] Asset Holdings - The hacker retains 2229 million $YU tokens on Solana and Ethereum [1] - An additional 90 million $YU tokens remain unbridged on the Polygon network [1]

Exclusive: Hackers pretended to be a top Republican lawmaker during contentious trade talks with China https://t.co/KDGqaAylYJ ...

If You See This Warning, Your Facebook Is Being Hacked https://t.co/blZMGGieVo ...

If You See This Warning, Your Facebook Is Being Hacked https://t.co/4QfGB7BDps ...

If You See This Warning, Your Facebook Is Being Hacked https://t.co/ePju1jARlj ...

Security Threat - A spyware vendor exploited a WhatsApp vulnerability to deliver an exploit capable of hacking iPhones and Macs [1]