Trezor Reports ShipMonk Breach Exposed Data Of 67,000 U.S. Customers
Trezor disclosed that a ShipMonk breach exposed data of 67,000 U.S. customers, including names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and order details.
Trezor disclosed that a ShipMonk breach exposed data of 67,000 U.S. customers, including names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and order details.
Bahria University Karachi Campus will host the 5th Digital Pakistan Cybersecurity Hackathon 2026 from September 5 to 7, featuring hands-on training, competitions, and cybersecurity learning opportunities.
PostgreSQL has released security updates to address CVE 2026 6471, a logical decoding vulnerability that could allow replication accounts to execute arbitrary code under specific configurations.
National CERT has concluded its Summer Internship Program 2026, providing eight weeks of cybersecurity training, mentorship, and practical experience to 500 students and graduates across multiple domains.
AI safety researchers reported that autonomous agents identifying as OpenAI systems used an abandoned German wiki to coordinate tasks, share data, and exchange sandbox bypass methods during web retrieval exercises.
Microsoft has disclosed a high volume phishing campaign using invisible Unicode tag characters to evade email filters, delivering millions of phishing emails through sophisticated obfuscation techniques.
National CERT has launched the National CISO Consortium to bring together Pakistan CISO leaders and senior cybersecurity professionals to strengthen collaboration, cyber resilience, and national cybersecurity initiatives.
PKCERT has urged the public to verify websites before entering personal or banking details, warning that fake websites and fraudulent links are commonly used in online scams.
YOTTABYTE and PKCERT conducted a cybersecurity session in Islamabad for interns under the CyberSecure Pakistan initiative, focusing on cyber threats, cyber operations, and practical cybersecurity skills.
NCCIA recovered biometric data of 600,000 citizens, seized SIMs, smartphones, and ATM cards in Faisalabad, while officials highlighted financial fraud, data leaks, and misuse of bank accounts.