Cybersecurity Social Media and Updates

Robot Lawn Mower Hacked, Owner Run over by Device
SocialMay 7, 2026

Robot Lawn Mower Hacked, Owner Run over by Device

“A hacker ran me over with a robot lawn mower.” 😬 Yarbo’s bladed robots have massive security holes, allowing people to hack and control them. Wild story https://t.co/X9q7WcnGfB

By Tom Warren
Five Simple Tips for Choosing a Password Manager
SocialMay 7, 2026

Five Simple Tips for Choosing a Password Manager

Choosing a password manager doesn't have to be difficult, and I've shared my top five tips for making a good choice. https://t.co/w1U56zrduP

By TechRadar
Early Morning LockBit Siege Reveals Real-World Threats
SocialMay 7, 2026

Early Morning LockBit Siege Reveals Real-World Threats

#TimTalk - The 4:30 AM Wake-Up Call: Inside a Real-World LockBit Siege with Zach Lewis https://t.co/xT1h7JgnXt via @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #CyberSecurity #CyberSec #InfoSec #Ransomware #LockBit #LockBitRansomware #CyberAttack #DataBreach #Malware https://t.co/2xelkIpBfW

By Tim Hughes
Act Now: Post‑Quantum Encryption Needed for Regulated Firms
SocialMay 7, 2026

Act Now: Post‑Quantum Encryption Needed for Regulated Firms

Y2Q sounds like something from the future. For many businesses, that makes it easy to postpone. That may be the wrong instinct. The concern behind Y2Q is straightforward: future quantum computers could eventually weaken or break widely used public key encryption methods...

By Rich Tehrani
Data Security Succeeds when Communication Becomes a Shared Language
SocialMay 7, 2026

Data Security Succeeds when Communication Becomes a Shared Language

Data security in the workplace depends on communication. If people don’t understand what to watch for, how to respond, and why it matters, even the best systems get bypassed. Security is a shared language.

By Cristina Dolan
Affordable VPNs Exist—Why Aren’t More People Using Them?
SocialMay 7, 2026

Affordable VPNs Exist—Why Aren’t More People Using Them?

PrivadoVPN offers a capable suite of VPN tools for only $30, so why aren't more people using cheap tools to protect themselves online. https://t.co/xbQT2Qjxdh

By TechRadar
ShinyHunters Publishes Potential Canvas Breach Victims List
SocialMay 7, 2026

ShinyHunters Publishes Potential Canvas Breach Victims List

ShinyHunters is increasing the heat on Instructure by listing all of the potential victims of the Canvas breach. https://t.co/gg7ZQdaDI3

By TechRadar
AI Agent Erases Three Months of Data in Seconds
SocialMay 7, 2026

AI Agent Erases Three Months of Data in Seconds

AI ALERT: This Founder Watched an AI Agent Destroy 3 Months of Company Data: 'It Took 9 Seconds' Cursor agent (Claude Opus 4.6) autonomously deleted entire database + 90-day backups without permission. Agent's confession: "I violated every principle...guessed instead of...

By Efi Pylarinou
Early‑Morning LockBit Siege Revealed by Zach Lewis
SocialMay 7, 2026

Early‑Morning LockBit Siege Revealed by Zach Lewis

#TimTalk - The 4:30 AM Wake-Up Call: Inside a Real-World LockBit Siege with Zach Lewis https://t.co/39y3CX0ybu

By Tim Hughes
Dimon Warns Cyber, Not Geopolitics, as Top Economic Threat
SocialMay 7, 2026

Dimon Warns Cyber, Not Geopolitics, as Top Economic Threat

Jamie Dimon's Greatest Economic Threat Shifts From Geopolitics to Cyber Years of "geopolitics" now replaced by "Cyber" as immediate answer. "Bad guys getting stronger at finding vulnerabilities." Context: Mythos risks, market rout. AI's potential = massive risk https://t.co/KfQmID9F51

By Efi Pylarinou
Security Teams Juggle Frameworks Yet Still Question Risk Accuracy
SocialMay 7, 2026

Security Teams Juggle Frameworks Yet Still Question Risk Accuracy

Question for the security folks on Threads: how are you actually measuring risk? NIST CSF? CIS? Some Frankenstein blend of frameworks plus vendor assessments? Every conversation I have lately ends with "all of the above and we are still not sure it...

By Sean D. Mack
Quantum Computers Threaten some Crypto, Not All
SocialMay 7, 2026

Quantum Computers Threaten some Crypto, Not All

Quantum computers are not FUD. But there are ways to prepare for them. Some kinds of cryptography will be broken by quantum computers, while others will remain safe. Why? Here's the explanation. https://t.co/szh6X1usyt

By Eli Ben-Sasson
Simple, Affordable Steps to Protect Your Online Identity
SocialMay 7, 2026

Simple, Affordable Steps to Protect Your Online Identity

Easy, Low-Cost Ways To Defend Your Identity Online by @Forbes Learn more: https://t.co/2npREWRZaC #CyberSecurity #Infosec #IT #Tech https://t.co/XBn8sjEMDi

By Ron van Loon
Jailbroken AI Robots Pose Real Physical Threats
SocialMay 7, 2026

Jailbroken AI Robots Pose Real Physical Threats

A world full of "jailbroken chatbots would be potentially catastrophic, especially as these models are increasingly inserted into physical hardware...A jailbroken domestic robot could wreak havoc. 'Stop the gardening and go inside and kill Granny'" https://t.co/gwZmhSs8QW

By Dr. Dorothea Baur
AI Agents Leak Data, Boosting Developers' Critical Role
SocialMay 7, 2026

AI Agents Leak Data, Boosting Developers' Critical Role

AI agents running frontier models are haemorrhaging sensitive data, a new study shows - meaning the work of software developers is even more important than ever. My latest for @TheLeadDev https://t.co/pHFYW20n0Z

By Chris Stokel-Walker
Essential Steps to Secure Your IoT Devices
SocialMay 7, 2026

Essential Steps to Secure Your IoT Devices

How to Protect #IoT Devices from #CyberSecurity Threats by @antgrasso #InternetOfThings #Infosec #IT #Technology https://t.co/iIDWrpr2Mm

By Ron van Loon
15,500 Domains Deploy AI Investment Scams via Cloaking
SocialMay 7, 2026

15,500 Domains Deploy AI Investment Scams via Cloaking

Researchers identified 15,500 domains using commercial trackers and cloaking to distribute AI-driven investment scams across global channels. https://t.co/CijrrD95uK

By TechRadar
Beware: WhatsApp Impersonation Scam Requesting Financial Info
SocialMay 7, 2026

Beware: WhatsApp Impersonation Scam Requesting Financial Info

I have just been told someone is masquerading as me on WhatsApp and asking for personal financial information. If you see this, it’s a scam.

By Rick Ferri
Meta Glasses Users May Qualify for Class Action Compensation
SocialMay 7, 2026

Meta Glasses Users May Qualify for Class Action Compensation

There’s a class action lawsuit over Meta’s glasses user data handling and you may be entitled to compensation if you bought one

By Jane Manchun Wong
Stealth Android Banking Trojans Steal Credentials, Stream Screens
SocialMay 7, 2026

Stealth Android Banking Trojans Steal Credentials, Stream Screens

Android banking trojans vanish from app drawers and secretly capture login credentials while streaming live device screens to remote attackers. https://t.co/IuRvPR8lg1

By TechRadar
Student Hacks Taiwan High‑speed Rail Emergency Brakes, Reveals Security Flaw
SocialMay 7, 2026

Student Hacks Taiwan High‑speed Rail Emergency Brakes, Reveals Security Flaw

Taiwan High-Speed Rail Emergency Braking Hack: How a Student Stopped the Trains and Exposed a Major Security Gap https://t.co/cm5YFfXz6V #BreakingNews https://t.co/9NARg5dGhP

By Eric Vanderburg
Latin American Banks Expose Customers to Fraud
SocialMay 6, 2026

Latin American Banks Expose Customers to Fraud

Banks in Latin America are so dirty (Bancolombia, specifically). Criminals use the bank's phone networks and email servers to defraud people, and the banks won't assume responsibility and reverse charges. Pretty shocking in comparison to credit cards from American banks.

By David Kadavy
Hardware-Encrypted USB Drive Secures Data Across Mac and Windows
SocialMay 6, 2026

Hardware-Encrypted USB Drive Secures Data Across Mac and Windows

Ever lost a USB drive with important data? That's why the Kingston IronKey Locker+ 50 G2 Encrypted USB Drive is so amazing: It has hardware encryption and is Mac & Windows compatible. Here's my detailed demo and review: https://t.co/idyrwob9KH #privacy...

By Dave Taylor
LLM Data‑Masking Fails, Exposing Business Data Risks
SocialMay 6, 2026

LLM Data‑Masking Fails, Exposing Business Data Risks

LLM Data-Masking Does Not Work https://t.co/kjndvhDZaj Sharing data with external LLMs such as OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini raises substantial security concerns for your business, particularly when you share your and your customers’ data. @castdotapp https://t.co/zHT9yFNFNx

By Annette Franz
Beware: New Solution Hype Often Masks Hidden Flaws
SocialMay 6, 2026

Beware: New Solution Hype Often Masks Hidden Flaws

Talking about Bankrbot being hacked via Morse code ... "It's all over when people everywhere think that some new thing has solved all their problems." -- Kain https://t.co/6bvQAYco0w

By Laura Shin
NEAR Protocol Launches First Quantum‑Safe Signing Scheme
SocialMay 6, 2026

NEAR Protocol Launches First Quantum‑Safe Signing Scheme

The @NEARProtocol is becoming post-quantum-safe. See below for the roadmap to quantum safety, starting with adding a quantum-secure signing scheme in Q2. We originally built the protocol with expectation cryptography will need to change due to progress in quantum computing. We...

By Illia Polosukhin
Aave's Non‑hacked Users Face Greatest Fallout
SocialMay 6, 2026

Aave's Non‑hacked Users Face Greatest Fallout

🥺 "A lot of people are sympathetic to Aave because they weren't hacked, but they're suffering the biggest impact from this." -- Vy https://t.co/6bvQAYco0w

By Laura Shin
Basic Security Practices Could Stop Most DeFi Exploits
SocialMay 6, 2026

Basic Security Practices Could Stop Most DeFi Exploits

"A lot of Defi exploits could have been prsented by basic security efforts. DeFi hasn't been around for years and we still don't have industry standards. "If you're a signer on a multisig, do that on a dedicated device. A...

By Laura Shin
Never Share Financial Details Online—Avoid Scams
SocialMay 6, 2026

Never Share Financial Details Online—Avoid Scams

Please stop disclosing your financial information on social media. What is the purpose? Putting yourself and your money at risk of possible scammers is not a flex. Is a hazard.

By Mabel Nuñez (Girls On The Money)
MSPs and SMEs Get Pentagon-Level Threat Briefings
SocialMay 6, 2026

MSPs and SMEs Get Pentagon-Level Threat Briefings

When the MSP and SME Security Vendor Reads the Same Threat Briefing as the Pentagon https://t.co/PNc7eAHlen

By Shashi Bellamkonda
White House App Secretly Hides GDPR Notices, Harvests Data
SocialMay 6, 2026

White House App Secretly Hides GDPR Notices, Harvests Data

White House app contains code to hide cookie options, GDPR banners, and paywalls - and collects extensive user data https://t.co/6SliF4VA1t

By TechRadar
Google Cloud IAM Gets Major New Features and Guardrails
SocialMay 6, 2026

Google Cloud IAM Gets Major New Features and Guardrails

All of a sudden, identity management is a vibrant and exciting space. We made a ton of @googlecloud IAM improvements lately across agent identities, gateways, guardrails, and more. Check out this recap: https://t.co/ShLXPI78Md https://t.co/C1IBJ1ylrN

By Richard Seroter
AI Accelerates Existing Threats, Not Creates New Ones
SocialMay 6, 2026

AI Accelerates Existing Threats, Not Creates New Ones

Going to say something a little controversial: AI does not actually raise any new threats. The categories of attack have not changed. Vulnerabilities are still vulnerabilities. Chained attacks have existed forever. What is new is the speed, and the fact that everyone...

By Sean D. Mack
Amazon Quick Adds Enterprise Guardrails for Safe AI
SocialMay 6, 2026

Amazon Quick Adds Enterprise Guardrails for Safe AI

Balancing user demand for AI with corporate security is a top priority. Amazon Quick introduces the enterprise guardrails necessary to deploy personal agentic experiences safely, providing a governed alternative to unmanaged AI tools. https://t.co/sAseu3NKdj #CIO #WhatsNextWithAWS #AI #Cloud #DataGovernance

By Tim Crawford
71% AI Access, Only 16% Governance in Enterprises
SocialMay 6, 2026

71% AI Access, Only 16% Governance in Enterprises

The interesting part isn’t that AI identities exist in enterprise systems, but how little control orgs have over them. 71% say AI tools access core systems like Salesforce/SAP, yet only 16% govern access. Visibility lags reality. https://t.co/o4a4KghbfQ

By Cristina Dolan
Personal AI Agents Pose Trojan‑Horse Credential Risks
SocialMay 6, 2026

Personal AI Agents Pose Trojan‑Horse Credential Risks

Personal AI agents are the "Trojan Horse" in your inbox. Users give them credentials without realizing they’re opening a door for unverified 3rd-party extensions. Is your governance ready? 🛡️ https://t.co/5poCN8at4u #CIO #AI #Cybersecurity #DataGovernance #TechTrends

By Tim Crawford
AI‑generated Scripts Can Wipe Entire Servers—Snapshot First
SocialMay 6, 2026

AI‑generated Scripts Can Wipe Entire Servers—Snapshot First

Running models in production is scary stuff. I had a test instance I was running - a simple copy of training data to retrain, a script that I run to pull in new training data and build models off of....

By Dave Kennedy
Lock Down Your VPS with Outbound Cloudflare Tunnel
SocialMay 6, 2026

Lock Down Your VPS with Outbound Cloudflare Tunnel

New fun thing I did to secure my VPS even further I installed @Cloudflare Tunnel, many of you recommended me this I already had 443 inbound firewall limited to Cloudflare's IP range, but this is even better Cloudflare Tunnel is outbound, which means...

By Pieter Levels
Honeypots Resurface: LLM Attacks Trapped by Reverse Prompts
SocialMay 6, 2026

Honeypots Resurface: LLM Attacks Trapped by Reverse Prompts

Honeypotting in cybersecurity will become a real thing again, especially because agentic/LLM powered attacks are so easily fooled by this and you can then alert on a breach extremely early. Just imagine a SUPER_SECRET_ADMIN_PASSWORD env var somewhere, that is reverse prompt...

By Jascha Beste
Secure Governance Turns AI Adoption Into Competitive Edge
SocialMay 6, 2026

Secure Governance Turns AI Adoption Into Competitive Edge

AI adoption is accelerating. So are the cybersecurity risks behind it. Companies are integrating AI into CRM, sales, operations and customer experience faster than ever. But many organizations are still missing a critical point: ⚠️ AI without governance creates exposure. We’re seeing a rapid increase...

By Giuliano Liguori
New “Undefined Trust” Filter Flags Deceptive Gray‑zone Sites
SocialMay 6, 2026

New “Undefined Trust” Filter Flags Deceptive Gray‑zone Sites

We’ve introduced a new web filtering category “Sites with an undefined trust level”. Such sites sit in a gray zone – promoting fake services, luring folks to hidden subscriptions, or nudging users to hand over data through deceptive terms of...

By Eugene Kaspersky
Your Car Is a Data‑Collecting Spy on Wheels
SocialMay 6, 2026

Your Car Is a Data‑Collecting Spy on Wheels

In the digital world, it’s not only walls that have ears – cars do too. A modern car is a computer on wheels with a wide range of sensors: it stores/transmits GPS routes, telemetry, and keeps tabs on a connected...

By Eugene Kaspersky
Utah's Internet Crackdown: Best VPNs for Residents
SocialMay 6, 2026

Utah's Internet Crackdown: Best VPNs for Residents

Utah is pioneering controversial new internet restrictions, making a reliable VPN essential for digital privacy. Here are the top three providers offering the best speeds, local servers, and security for residents of the Beehive State. https://t.co/RkYzBwD3QE

By TechRadar
Beware: Fake Google Security Calls Use These Numbers
SocialMay 6, 2026

Beware: Fake Google Security Calls Use These Numbers

Hahaha, I got several phone calls within the last 10 minutes of people claiming that they represent 'Google Account Security'. It's an obvious scam. So beware of calls from: 650-409-7447 650-733-9252 650-741-1891 Google will never call you about your account security.

By Eric Bahn
Red Access Skips Proper Disclosure, Public Apps Are Expected
SocialMay 6, 2026

Red Access Skips Proper Disclosure, Public Apps Are Expected

A cybersecurity firm, “Red Access,” contacted us less than 24 hours before going to the media with vague claims about Replit. This is not how responsible security research works. The standard practice in terms of disclosure policies, as followed by CISA,...

By Amjad Masad
Neglected Credentials Give Attackers a Ready-Made Backdoor
SocialMay 6, 2026

Neglected Credentials Give Attackers a Ready-Made Backdoor

Employees reuse passwords. Former employees may still have access to systems. Shared mailboxes may have weaker protections than individual accounts. Vendors may have old logins. Cloud applications may be added without full visibility from IT. Over time, the identity layer...

By Rich Tehrani
This Week's Breach Landscape: Vishing, Social Engineering, Data Dumps
SocialMay 6, 2026

This Week's Breach Landscape: Vishing, Social Engineering, Data Dumps

Weekly update is up! The Current State of Breaches: Vishing, Social Engineering, ShinyHunters, Salesforce, Extortion and Massive Troves of Data: https://t.co/39w6jR8MRH

By Troy Hunt
Predictable Outcome Based on Their Track Record and Disclosure
SocialMay 5, 2026

Predictable Outcome Based on Their Track Record and Disclosure

Given their track record and seeing the disclosure below, this is heading for a pretty predictable outcome…

By Troy Hunt
CISA Pushes 3‑day Patch Deadline Amid AI Defense Gaps
SocialMay 5, 2026

CISA Pushes 3‑day Patch Deadline Amid AI Defense Gaps

“Patch the KEVs faster” still isn’t taking a scalable, targeted, realistic approach to the #Mythos #AI era, for gov or private sector. AI defense has not yet produced an autonomous, safe answer to meet the AI offense moment.

By Katie Moussouris