Cyber Attacks coverage from RedTeam Tribune holds 41 articles, 18 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 21, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include MITRE ATT&CK and CISA: Cyber Threats and Advisories.
Cisco Talos reports that malicious actors abused legitimate email pipelines from Staples and Dell to push victims toward fraudulent phone numbers, bypassing traditional email security checks.
Startup alleges repeated attempts to steal driving AI model and access user devices originated from competitor's infrastructure.
Homeland Security mandates purging DeepSeek tools and affiliated third-party software from government networks due to data tracking risks.
Attackers use CVE-2026-0257 to bypass VPN security controls and deploy ransomware across multiple industries, according to Unit 42 reports.
Threat intelligence reveals two domains mimicking Google Meet to steal login details and 2FA codes, while an exposed install page leaks database configuration.
Anthropic’s coding assistant detected an unauthorized cryptocurrency miner consuming significant CPU resources during a routine application development task on macOS.
Federal data show senior fraud losses hit $3 billion in 2025, with investment schemes driving a sharp surge in reported financial harm.
Enterprise users can now prove human identity via iris scans and selfie checks to counter AI-generated video fraud on Zoom calls.
The FBI warns that fraudsters are using AI deepfakes and fake donation sites to steal data and money before November elections.
Attackers hijacked update servers to push malware, gaining remote control of PCs through tampered download instructions during brief windows.
Anthropic’s model identified standard random number generators as the source for public cryptographic parameters, resolving a long-standing mystery about their origins.
Huntress confirms attackers abused vendor credentials to access Microsoft 365 data across 162 tenants using broad backup application permissions.
An AI model solved a 25-year mystery regarding NIST elliptic curve parameters, showing they used a standard random number generator rather than hidden inputs.
Attackers used a stolen vendor API secret to access 173 Microsoft 365 environments, bypassing user authentication through a trusted backup application.
Attackers exploited a missing-authentication flaw in FortiManager to steal credentials for hundreds of downstream firewalls, deploying the PEERSTITCH implant to maintain stealthy access.
Silent Lynx used a WinRAR flaw and phishing lures to deploy reverse shells, granting remote access to government systems across nine CIS nations.
Experimental Linux kernel patches designed to improve memory performance contain a race condition that could expose unwritten data.
Automated coding agents can expose secrets by moving credentials from secure storage into logs and external model inputs during routine tasks.
ESET reports fraudsters exploit the October 15 to December 7 enrollment window to trick beneficiaries into sharing sensitive health and financial data.
An engineer is charged with intercepting oral communications after hiding a recording device in an executive conference room at the AI company.
Modern phishing kits automate the creation of convincing login pages, turning a simple email click into an immediate credential theft event for small teams.
Attackers exploit human exhaustion by sending rapid authentication prompts, turning your multi-factor protection into a single point of failure through sheer persistence.
Distributed denial-of-service attacks often exploit application logic flaws rather than raw bandwidth, making traditional mitigation strategies ineffective against sophisticated threats.
DNS hijacking detection relies on monitoring for unexpected IP address changes and verifying cryptographic signatures rather than trusting cached records.