Malware threats are evolving rapidly in 2026, with cybercriminals targeting passwords, browser sessions, AI tools, cloud credentials, and business networks. From sophisticated infostealers to ransomware and compromised software packages, discover the latest malware trends, how these attacks work, and the essential security practices that can help protect your devices and sensitive data.
Hackers compromised Microsoft 365 accounts at 79 organizations by stealing and replaying authentication tokens, according to Huntress. The campaign involved phishing, unauthorized device registrations, MFA changes, and malicious inbox rules. Discover how the attackers operated and which security measures can help organizations prevent account takeovers.
A new Windows infostealer called Aokigahara targets authentication credentials and session data from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other AI-powered development tools. Discover how the malware collects sensitive information, uses evasion techniques, and what users and organizations can do to protect their accounts and developer environments.
OpenAI has introduced a strict internet-access policy for training its most advanced AI models
The PHP Foundation is struggling with limited funding and staffing despite supporting one of the internet’s most widely used programming languages.
