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🧦BlackRock transferred 2015 BTC (worth $153.8 million) and 54,096 ETH (worth $131.7 million) to the Coinbase exchange. The hacker used hundreds of AI agents to attack PaperCut#PaperCut Experts from GreyNoise and Blackpoint Cyber discovered a large-scale campaign targeting PaperCut NG and MF servers. An unknown attacker used hundreds of AI agents to develop and test exploits, search for targets, analyze errors, and repeat failed attacks. In the end, the hacker compromised at least 440 instances belonging to 395 organizations across 48 countries. A Twitch extension exposed OAuth tokens from tens of thousands of users#OAuth Socket company experts found that a browser extension for Twitch—Twitch Enhanced Viewer | JeetBot—aimed at Russian-speaking users and with about 31,000 installations, was sending OAuth tokens to the proxy servers of its developers.🚓 A Russian man came up with a simple “mining business”: he borrowed equipment from acquaintances for temporary use and then sold it. According to the investigation, he used 51 devices in this way and caused damage worth more than 4,300,000 rubles.$NVDAB $AAPLB $AMZNB
🧦BlackRock transferred 2015 BTC (worth $153.8 million) and 54,096 ETH (worth $131.7 million) to the Coinbase exchange. The hacker used hundreds of AI agents to attack PaperCut#PaperCut
Experts from GreyNoise and Blackpoint Cyber discovered a large-scale campaign targeting PaperCut NG and MF servers. An unknown attacker used hundreds of AI agents to develop and test exploits, search for targets, analyze errors, and repeat failed attacks. In the end, the hacker compromised at least 440 instances belonging to 395 organizations across 48 countries.
A Twitch extension exposed OAuth tokens from tens of thousands of users#OAuth
Socket company experts found that a browser extension for Twitch—Twitch Enhanced Viewer | JeetBot—aimed at Russian-speaking users and with about 31,000 installations, was sending OAuth tokens to the proxy servers of its developers.🚓 A Russian man came up with a simple “mining business”: he borrowed equipment from acquaintances for temporary use and then sold it.
According to the investigation, he used 51 devices in this way and caused damage worth more than 4,300,000 rubles.$NVDAB $AAPLB $AMZNB
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