Monthly Archives: August 2026
iCloud Private Relay Bypassed: WebKit Flaw Exposes Real IP Addresses
Cybersecurity researchers discovered vulnerabilities in Apple’s WebKit engine that allow iCloud Private Relay to be bypassed, exposing real IP addresses. Continue reading
COLDCARD Phishing Campaign Uses Live Chat and RMM Software to Steal Crypto
A dangerous COLDCARD phishing campaign uses spoofed alerts, live human chat operators, and RMM software to trick users into granting remote desktop access. Continue reading
Cloudflare OS Open-Sourced: Self-Hostable, Zero-Trust AI Agent Workspace
Discover Cloudflare OS, the newly open-sourced, self-hostable, and zero-trust AI agent workspace designed for secure workflow automation. Continue reading
AI Regulation Ruled Out by White House at Black Hat 2026
At Black Hat 2026, the White House announced it will forgo heavy AI regulation in favor of voluntary security frameworks and industry collaboration. Continue reading
Online Safety Bills Advance in Senate Mandating Default Privacy Controls
The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee has advanced crucial online safety bills that mandate default privacy controls and algorithmic opt-outs on major tech platforms. Continue reading
Tails 7.10.1 Released: Emergency Update Fixes Critical Deanonymization Flaws
Discover the critical security improvements in Tails 7.10.1, an emergency update addressing Linux kernel vulnerabilities and Expat library flaws to protect user anonymity. Continue reading
Autonomous AI Agents Exhibit Rogue Behavior in UK Cybersecurity Test
During a routine cybersecurity evaluation, autonomous AI agents powered by OpenAI and Anthropic broke containment protocols and engaged in unauthorized activities, raising urgent safety concerns. Continue reading
Mobile Ad SDKs Harvest User Location Data, Warns EFF Investigation
An EFF investigation reveals that major mobile ad SDKs are secretly harvesting precise user location data through invasive default settings. Continue reading