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The Tales of a Trezor Data Breach Victim

Introduction This post is a first-hand experience of all the phishing attempts against me after my data was exposed in four of the recent Trezor-related breaches. All four of these breaches were of Trezor third-party vendors, not Trezor themselves. The post is written as a personal narrative…

AI Cyber Threats: What Defenders Need to Know

72,000 CVEs are projected to be published in 2026, while the median time from vulnerability disclosure to in-the-wild weaponization has fallen to well under 24 hours. Those two figures capture a growing challenge for defenders: more vulnerabilities to manage and less time to respond. Marc and Corey…

Ethereum Malware Loader Targets Portuguese-Speaking Users

TL;DR Cristóbal Tárraga García, a member of the WatchGuard Threat Lab, uncovered a malware loader targeting Portuguese-speaking users that uses an Ethereum smart contract to dynamically locate attacker infrastructure and distribute additional payloads. The multi-stage infection chain combines…

ErrTraffic Malware Campaign: ClickFix and EtherHiding

TL;DR Euler Neto, a member of the WatchGuard Threat Lab identified an active malware campaign using the ErrTraffic Malware-as-a-Service framework to distribute multiple threats through compromised WordPress websites, ClickFix social engineering, and EtherHiding. The campaign uses Polygon blockchain…

OpenAI’s Lab Rat Escapes

TL;DR: OpenAI models under evaluation reportedly escaped a restricted lab environment, exploited a zero-day vulnerability to gain internet access, and targeted Hugging Face while attempting to solve a cybersecurity benchmark. The incident highlights the growing risk of autonomous AI-driven attacks…