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securityweek.com · medium

Nikkei discloses theft of 1.83 million records from cloud development service via previously compromised credentials

Japanese media group Nikkei (publisher of The Nikkei and the Financial Times) disclosed a data breach affecting about 1.83 million records held in a cloud service used for system development. On the morning of October 7, attackers used previously compromised credentials to access the service. About 1.68 million records held only non-ident…

bleepingcomputer.com · medium

Nikkei discloses third breach in a month: stolen credentials expose 1.83M records in cloud-hosted development system

Nikkei Inc. disclosed a third data breach in about a month, exposing 1.83 million records stored in the cloud. Attackers used stolen credentials to access a development system in the early hours of October 7. About 150,000 records contained at least one of: full names, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers or dates of birth, …

hacktron.ai · high

I Let Claude Opus Write a Chrome Exploit: The Next Model (Mythos?) Won't Need My Help?

TLDR: I pointed Claude Opus at Discord’s bundled Chrome (version 138, nine major versions behind upstream) and asked it to build a full V8 exploit chain. The V8 OOB we used was from Chrome 146, the same version Anthropic’s own Claude Desktop is running. A week of back and forth, 2.3 billion tokens, $2,283 in API costs, and about ~20 hours…

hacktron.ai · high

Breaking Into PostHog Prod Database

TLDR: PostHog used Playwright Chromium with --no-sandbox for heatmap screenshots. I used Claude to write a V8 n-day (CVE-2026-7899) exploit, got production RCE in a worker container with prod db access. I then used the same exploit as an evaluation for open-weight models. With the increasing number of supply chain attacks, I was thinking …

welivesecurity.com · medium

Brand deal scam impersonating Hollyland, Nike and Spotify hijacks YouTube creators' Google accounts

A modular phishing campaign targets YouTube creators with personalized sponsorship offers from fake brand representatives. One variant impersonates Hollyland, a maker of wireless video transmission equipment, and also Nike and Spotify. Victims are led through a convincing fake collaboration platform to a bogus "Sign in with Google" page t…

techcrunch.com · low

Meta removes commercial terms clause that appeared to allow scraping of business account domains for AI training

Meta updated its commercial terms of use to state it could "use any content from a business account's domains, web pages, or URLs" to provide, develop, improve, research, train and maintain its products and services. Legal experts quoted by Nieman Lab read this as a "remarkable provision" that could let Meta scrape any publisher with a Me…

zdnet.com · low

Meta Business Suite terms let Meta crawl sites tied to business accounts for AI training from Oct. 30, with no opt-out

Meta is updating its commercial terms for Meta Business Suite, effective Oct. 30. Under the new terms, accounts authorize Meta and any entity acting on its behalf to use scrapers, bots, crawlers and user agents on domains and URLs "associated with" the account, including news publisher sites. Nieman Lab first reported the change, and lega…

bleepingcomputer.com · high

Candiru spyware delivered to Al Jazeera devices via malicious targeted ads in zero-click 'AdFection' attacks

Citizen Lab reports that Candiru spyware was delivered to devices at Al Jazeera Media Network through targeted online advertisements, in a zero-click attack that only required the malicious ad to render on the victim's device. Citizen Lab calls the technique AdFection and says its report is the first public technical confirmation of merce…

thehackernews.com · high

Citizen Lab links Candiru zero-click spyware infections at Al Jazeera to malicious ads served via Discover-Tech

Citizen Lab reported that Israeli mercenary spyware vendor Candiru infected devices at Al Jazeera through targeted online ads that needed no user interaction. It calls this the first public technical confirmation of mercenary spyware reaching real devices via ad delivery. At least 45 Al Jazeera devices were targeted in 2024 and 2025, and …

cyberscoop.com · high

Citizen Lab exposes AdFection: Discover-Tech ads deliver Candiru zero-click spyware, hitting 45 Al Jazeera devices

The Citizen Lab disclosed AdFection, the first technical demonstration of zero-click mercenary spyware delivered through targeted online advertising. The Israeli firm Discover-Tech presents itself as a legitimate ad company but acts as a facilitator for several mercenary spyware partners, including Candiru. Its ads covertly direct million…

theregister.com · high

Citizen Lab: Discover-Tech 'AdFection' ad network delivered Candiru zero-click spyware to Al Jazeera devices

Citizen Lab reported the first publicly confirmed zero-click mercenary spyware attack delivered through targeted online ads, a technique it calls "AdFection". The Israel-based adtech firm Discover-Tech allegedly acts as a front and middleman between the advertising ecosystem and spyware vendors. Citizen Lab traced attacks on at least 45 A…

wired.com · high

AdFection: Candiru spyware delivered via zero-click malicious ads from Discover-Tech hits 45 Al Jazeera devices

Citizen Lab documented AdFection, a campaign in which the Israeli-founded ad firm Discover-Tech delivered zero-click mercenary spyware attributed to Candiru through the online advertising ecosystem. During 2024 and 2025, 45 devices belonging to Al Jazeera were targeted. Citizen Lab calls this the first detailed public technical evidence o…

grahamcluley.com · medium

Smashing Security #485: LG smart TV research, Android 'Awesome' ransomware-style malware, Revolut data leak, HBO Max ClickFix

Episode 485 of the Smashing Security podcast, hosted by Graham Cluley with guest Lianne Potter, covers several security stories. Researchers who wanted to test LG smart TVs for security risks got around the terms and conditions by setting up the TV while drunk, on the reasoning that they could not be bound by a contract agreed to while in…