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The Latest Breaking News from Google Threat Intelligence Group

Google has a new way of talking about the latest cyber threats — so get ready for a whole load of crazy new names

Sandworm is now Sandworm Relic: Google has ditched APT numbers for two-word cryptonyms and quietly gone its own way on threat actor naming.

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Chinese-linked hackers targeted US, Canadian research facilities for a year: Google

A Chinese-linked hacking group secretly stole data from U.S. and Canadian academic, medical, and military research institutions. The cyberespionage campaign lasted over a year. Hackers targeted information on defense, military strategy, artificial intelligence, and medical research. Google identified the group as UNC6508. The activity began in September 2023 and ended…

The Economic Times

Google blocked the first known AI-powered attack on 2FA accounts; here is how hackers tried to break in, know how to stay safe

Foreign hackers attempted a novel AI-powered cyberattack targeting two-factor authentication using a zero-day exploit. Google's Threat Intelligence Group detected and thwarted this sophisticated plot, which aimed for mass exploitation. The AI-generated exploit exploited a logic flaw in a server administration tool, highlighting a new frontier in cyber threats. Consumers are…

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OpenAI Launches Daybreak the Same Day Google Confirmed the First AI-Built Zero-Day Attack

On May 11, the same day Google's Threat Intelligence Group disclosed the first confirmed case of attackers using AI to build a zero-day exploit, OpenAI launched Daybreak, a new agentic cybersecurity platform that embeds its GPT-5.5 models and Codex Security engine directly into the software development lifecycle.

International Business Times

Google Makes Bombshell Claim That Hackers Used AI to Create Zero-Day Flaw in Their System

Google said it disrupted what it described as the first known cyberattack in which hackers used artificial intelligence to find and build an exploit for a previously unknown software flaw

Latin Times

Google Makes Bombshell Claim That Hackers Used AI to Create Zero-Day Flaw in Their System

Google said it disrupted what it described as the first known cyberattack in which hackers used artificial intelligence to find and build an exploit for a previously unknown software flaw

International Business Times

'Hundreds of thousands of stolen secrets could potentially be circulating as a result of these recent attacks': Google says North Korean hackers behind major attack on Axios

North Korean hackers used an updated version of a known backdoor to target a popular npm package.

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AI malware, Gemini lures and more: Google reveals how hackers are actually using AI

Google's Threat Intelligence Group finds attackers are getting up to some seriously interesting stuff using AI.

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Google security experts say Gainsight hacks may have left hundreds of companies affected

The attack on Gainsight-published applications connected to Salesforce probably affects hundreds of firms, experts have warned.

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Hackers are already using AI-enabled malware, Google says

This malware is still in the early stages of development.

Axios

Warning sent to billions of Gmail users

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The Independent UK

Google issues warning to billions of Gmail users over password hack

Cyber criminals known as ‘ShinyHunters’ have previously targeted AT&T Wireless, Microsoft, Santander and Ticketmaster

The Independent UK

Scattered Spider moves beyond the UK, places crosshairs on US companies

Google is warning that the UK is no longer the only target as multiple retailers report suffering an attack.

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Nail salon employee pleads guilty after holding 13 remote IT jobs worked by developers in China

The man had no experience in IT, but he let overseas workers use his driver’s license and U.S. passport to get jobs in tech.

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Google warns North Korean spies are gaining positions in Western firms

North Korean hackers are posing as legitimate IT workers, Google experts warn.

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