Author: Maya Pillai
Salt Typhoon, a Chinese state-backed hacking group, has been linked to cyberattacks in more than 80 countries. U.S. authorities say the campaign, active since 2019, compromised global telecom networks—breaching over one million call records and sensitive communications, including those of more than 100 Americans. Dutch intelligence has now confirmed that the same group also carried […]
Claude AI misuse is no longer a theory—it’s a reality shaping the future of cybercrime. Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI models, confirmed that hackers have already weaponized its assistant for large-scale attacks. From ransomware sold as a service to employment scams run by North Korean actors, criminals didn’t just use Claude to support […]
Cybercriminals are already setting up schemes tied to FIFA World Cup 2026—and they’re doing it long before the first whistle blows. According to BforeAI’s PreCrime Labs, nearly 500 suspicious domains have been registered, all designed to look like they’re connected to FIFA, official tickets, or fan activities. On the surface, they may appear legitimate, but […]