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Why 2026 is the most dangerous year ever to be on the internet

IN FOCUS: Record-breaking cyber attacks, undetectable malware and deepfakes that are indistinguishable from loved ones. Anthony Cuthbertson looks at how AI has supercharged scams and hacks in 2026

The Independent UK

'A sophisticated threat that is quietly reshaping the economics of digital fraud': How hackers are employing virtual cloud phones to power major scams

Cloud phones are the latest tool to be used against banking app users and the security community should take notice.

TechRadar

Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey have licensed their voices to AI — but not every ‘iconic’ voice on the platform can consent

ElevenLabs is turning celebrity voices into licensed products — but the real cost goes far beyond your audiobook.

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'Weaponized AI' could be the biggest security threat facing your business this year - here's what experts say you should be on the lookout for

AI-driven cybercrime is escalating rapidly, combining phishing, deepfakes, and Dark LLMs, forcing businesses to strengthen defences and monitoring systems.

TechRadar

New malware turns trusted banking apps into phone hijacking tools — how to stay safe

Hackers are taking over legitimate apps with malicious code in order to commit financial fraud and take over your device.

Tom’s Guide

Hackers observed injecting legitimate banking apps with malicious code

Poisoned apps are lurking on the internet, so make sure to double-check your sources before downloading anything.

TechRadar

Web services giant Aruba spoofed in major phishing scam - here's what to look out for to stay safe

Group-IB found a highly sophisticated phishing kit designed to mimic Aruba and its services.

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Iranian MuddyWater hackers use compromised mailboxes for global phishing scams

Hackers are still trying to infect victims via Word macros, despite the technique dying years ago.

TechRadar

Talk about an unexpected charge - criminals deploy Raspberry Pi with 4G modem in an attempt to hack ATMs

Hackers exploited physical access to install a 4G Raspberry Pi, masking malware and targeting ATM systems.

TechRadar

“Every organization is vulnerable” - ransomware dominates security threats in 2024, so how can your business stay safe?

Group-IB’s Crime Report reveals the top cyber threats of 2024 - what should you be aware of?

TechRadar

This devious new malware is going after macOS users with a whole barrel of tricks

North Korean hackers are apparently experimenting with extended attributes on macOS to hide malware.

TechRadar

Huge phishing network which claimed 480K victims broken by Europol

A network of cybercriminals was busted by Europol across Europe and South America.

TechRadar

Hackers can steal your credit card details in the real world — how to stay safe

From credit card skimmers to POS malware, there are plenty of ways hackers can steal your credit card data in the real world.

Tom’s Guide

Eldorado ransomware campaign found targeting Windows and Linux systems alike

Eldorado is not a rebrand of older variants, experts claim.

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There's a new trojan virus that can use iPhone owners' data to create a deep fake image of them — and then use it to gain access to bank accounts

iOS is yet to catch up with a new cybersecurity threat that steals users' facial recognition data.

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Nasty iPhone, Android malware breaks into your banking apps using your face — here's how it works

A new trojan malware, named 'GoldPickaxe,' is capable of tricking users into scanning their faces and gaining access to banking accounts. Luckily, it's not in the US yet.

Tom’s Guide

First ever iOS trojan discovered — and it’s stealing Face ID data to break into bank accounts

The GoldDigger trojan has been ported to iOS and is now being used to harvest facial recognition data to break into iPhone owners’ bank accounts.

TechRadar

Job seekers beware — hackers are exploiting SQL flaws to steal data on millions of victims

ResumeLooters breached multiple sites to steal plenty of sensitive data from job hunters.

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This devious malware pretends to be Coinbase - but really it's just draining all your accounts

Inferno Drainer was one of the most prominent drainers of last year, netting its operators more than $80m.

TechRadar

Watch out - this fake delivery website scam could really ruin your Christmas

Shoppers warned to watch out for phishing scams more than ever in the runup to Christmas, so shop with care.

TechRadar

A whole new kind of Linux malware has been found in the wild

Linux Remote Access Trojan identified after two years under the radar, currently targeting telecomms in Thailand.

TechRadar

WinRAR zero-day bug exploited to steal trader funds

Malicious ZIP archives are making rounds on trading forums, infecting hundreds of WinRAR victims.

Al Jazeera

Russian cybersecurity chief jailed for 14 years for treason

Sachkov who helped found one of Russia’s most prominent cybersecurity firms was accused of aiding foreign spies.

Bangkok Post

Highest compromised ChatGPT in Asia-Pacific

Global cybersecurity firm Group-IB discovered more than 100,000 compromised ChatGPT accounts in dark web marketplaces with Asia-Pacific having the highest concentration of ChatGPT credentials being offered for sale over the past year.

TechRadar

OpenAI says it's your fault your ChatGPT account got breached

OpenAI statement states sales of stolen ChatGPT credentials on the dark web are the result of malware on users' devices.

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