Gaskar Integration Crippled in Coordinated Digital Strike Ukrainian intelligence forces have executed a major cyber operation against Gaskar Integration, a crucial supplier of drones to the Russian military. Working alongside ethical hacking groups like the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance and VO Team, they launched a precise attack that erased 47 terabytes of internal data and eliminated […]
The US-based department store Belk has suffered a significant cyberattack. The group behind it, DragonForce, claims to have stolen and leaked over 156 GB of sensitive data. This follows the gang’s recent attack on Marks & Spencer in the UK, which led to $400 million in losses. DragonForce published evidence of the Belk breach on […]
A major security incident has impacted hundreds of Shopify merchants. A plugin named Consentik, designed for privacy compliance, leaked sensitive store credentials. This breach risked full access to storefronts and ad platforms. Consentik is built by Omegatheme, a software firm based in Vietnam. The plugin claims over 39,000 users and holds a 4.9-star rating on […]
UK schools are facing an increasing burden from AI-generated complaints. Educational leaders warn this trend is placing unsustainable pressure on school operations. Complex, lengthy letters
A newly uncovered vulnerability in Discord’s invitation system has opened the door for cybercriminals to spread remote access malware. The flaw enables threat actors to
Eye World Analysis – Global Cybercrime Threats A sophisticated phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform known as Darcula has enabled cybercriminals to steal 884,000 credit cards by distributing
In April 2025, cybersecurity experts flagged a disturbing new threat. A highly sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting Gmail users across the globe. Disguised as official Google notifications, these emails urge users to take urgent action—like confirming account activity or updating their security settings.
Phishing continues to dominate the cyber threat landscape in early 2025. Cyber criminals are using recognizable brands to exploit user trust, especially in the technology and finance sectors. These impersonation tactics are evolving, becoming harder to spot and more effective at stealing sensitive data.