Policy & Government
The Department of Homeland Security used a 1930s customs law to demand Google hand over a Canadian's location, activity logs, and identifying information — over anti-ICE posts. The Canadian has not entered the United States in more than ten years. The ACLU is suing. WIRED reported on May 4,
Threat Intelligence
CTM360 names FEMITBOT — a shared backend running crypto scams, fake AI tools, and Android malware impersonating Apple, NVIDIA, Disney, and the BBC, all inside Telegram.
Cyber Attacks
Trellix — formed from McAfee Enterprise + FireEye, owned by Symphony Technology Group — confirms unauthorized access to its source code repository. Customers should monitor and ask, not panic.
Threat Intelligence
The operator who installed the spyware was the one who left the cloud bucket open.
Threat Intelligence
The OAuth phishing kit is plumbed end-to-end through legitimate SaaS, which is exactly the point.
Trending
CVE-2026-42208 in LiteLLM — the open-source AI gateway with 45K GitHub stars — was exploited within 36 hours of disclosure with no public PoC. A successful attack yields OpenAI org keys, Anthropic workspace admin keys, and AWS Bedrock credentials.
Trending
Official SAP npm packages were backdoored on April 29 in the latest Mini Shai-Hulud wave — adding browser credential theft across Chrome, Safari, and Edge to the campaign's existing cloud secret harvesting. Over 1,100 victim repositories confirmed.
Trending
Trend Micro publishes full technical attribution of Shadow-Earth-053 — confirming the China-linked group targets journalists and civil society activists alongside governments and defense sectors across Asia and one NATO member state.
Policy & Government
Europol's IOCTA 2026 warns that cybercrime has industrialized — AI, encryption, and CaaS are widening the velocity gap between criminal innovation and law enforcement capability, with 120+ ransomware variants and $10.5T in projected 2026 costs.
Trending
CrowdStrike documents Cordial Spider and Snarky Spider — two new Com-affiliated groups running vishing and SSO phishing campaigns against enterprise SaaS environments with seven-figure extortion demands and no malware deployed.
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Versions 2.6.2 and 2.6.3 of PyTorch Lightning were compromised in a supply chain attack — executing credential-stealing malware automatically on import, targeting SSH keys, cloud credentials, GitHub tokens, and crypto wallets.
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Silver Fox has launched a tax-themed phishing campaign across India, Russia, Indonesia, and Japan — deploying ValleyRAT and the newly documented ABCDoor Python backdoor via fake tax authority notifications.