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Hackers Could Turn AI Training Jobs Into Weapons Against the Power Grid

Hackers Could Turn AI Training Jobs Into Weapons Against the Power Grid

Cyber Security

A new research threat called Bit2Watt shows how AI training jobs could be abused to disrupt the power systems that support data centers. Rather than installing malware or breaking into grid controls, an attacker could use legitimate GPU workloads to create rapid,...
U.S. Prosecutors Charge Russian Trio in Cybercrimes Causing More Than $62 Million in Losses

U.S. Prosecutors Charge Russian Trio in Cybercrimes Causing More Than $62 Million in Losses

Cyber Security

Federal prosecutors have charged three Russian nationals over infrastructure that allegedly enabled ransomware, malware, phishing, and other cyberattacks against organizations in the United States and abroad. The seven-year investigation links the activity to more...
NadMesh Uses Shodan to Find and Hijack Exposed AI and MCP Infrastructure

NadMesh Uses Shodan to Find and Hijack Exposed AI and MCP Infrastructure

Cyber Security

A sharp structural shift has been identified in the botnet landscape. Security researchers at XLab have uncovered NadMesh, a Go-based botnet that has been spreading rapidly since early July 2026. This malware marks a distinct evolution from opportunistic worm behavior...
New wp2shell RCE Vulnerability Impacts Millions of WordPress Sites, Emergency Patch Released

New wp2shell RCE Vulnerability Impacts Millions of WordPress Sites, Emergency Patch Released

Cyber Security

A critical pre-authentication remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability dubbed “wp2shell” has been discovered in WordPress Core, putting an estimated 500 million+ websites at risk of full takeover by unauthenticated attackers. Security researcher Adam Kues of...
GPT-5.6 Codex is Reportedly Deleting Files From Home Directories

GPT-5.6 Codex is Reportedly Deleting Files From Home Directories

Cyber Security

OpenAI is currently investigating a small number of reports indicating that the GPT-5.6 Codex unintentionally deleted files from users’ home directories. These incidents reportedly occurred when Codex was granted full filesystem access without the necessary sandbox...
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