threat-intel US Navy tells sailors and their families: scrub your social media, enemies are watching The US Navy is urging all of its personnel – sailors, reservists, and civilian employees – and their families to significantly tighten their social media privacy settings and be cautious about sharing personal information online, citing a coordinated intelligence-gathering campaign by adversaries, particularly in light… Graham Cluley · 3d ago Medium USISIRsocial-mediaprivacyintelligence
threat-intel Brazilian Banking Trojan Actively Spreading in Portugal A long-standing Brazilian banking Trojan, Lampion, is actively targeting Portuguese organizations, leveraging the shared language and cultural connection between Brazilian hackers and Portuguese businesses. The malware,… Dark Reading · Jul 23, 2026 High BRPTESbanking trojanphishinggeofencing
malware Ousaban Banking Trojan Targets Iberian Bank Users with Fake PDF Lures The Ousaban banking trojan, originating in Brazil and previously tracked as Javali, is targeting Windows users in Spain and Portugal with a phishing campaign utilizing fake PDF lures. The trojan, which has evolved over t… The Hacker News · Jul 1, 2026 High PTESbanking trojanphishinggeofencing
threat-intel Justices rule that cellphone location histories are protected by the Fourth Amendment The Supreme Court ruled that police use of cellphone location history data obtained from tech companies constitutes a Fourth Amendment search and requires a warrant. This decision effectively rejects the "third-party doc… The Record · Jun 29, 2026 High USfourth amendmentlocation trackingprivacy
threat-intel FortiBleed Targeted FortiGate Firewalls in 110 Million-Credential Harvesting Operation A Russian-speaking threat actor, dubbed FortiBleed, is conducting a large-scale credential harvesting operation targeting over 430,000 FortiGate firewalls globally. The campaign, active since February 2026, utilizes a Go… The Hacker News · Jun 23, 2026 High USINRUcredential harvestingfirewallactive directory
threat-intel Why the Supreme Court's Chatrie case could change the meaning of privacy in America The Supreme Court is considering a case, *Chatrie v. Google*, concerning the legality of geofence warrants, which allow law enforcement to obtain location history data from tech companies like Google. This case, the firs… The Record · May 22, 2026 Medium USgeofencingprivacyfourth amendment
