Team PCP infiltrated more than 1,000 organizations and stole around 500,000 credentials. Discover how betrayal, leaked hacker chats, a Google Drive backup, and a trail of digital clues exposed the cybercrime group. From Conti and LockBit to ShinyHunters, this episode explores the internal conflicts that can bring down even the most elusive hacking gangs.

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AI 에이전트가 회사 내부에서 서로 대화를 나누는 시대가 왔습니다. 그런데 이 대화 통로인 MCP 보안에 구조적인 허점이 있다는 사실, 알고 계셨나요? 최근 구글을 비롯한 여러 조직에서 MCP 취약점이 실제로 발견됐고, 공격자가 에이전트 사이의 신뢰 관계를 악용해 악성 지시를 퍼뜨릴

Google has substantially fortified its Advanced Protection protocols within the Android ecosystem. A singular, unified mode now strictly constrains USB data transmission, barricades hazardous access to accessibility features, completely disables WebGPU within Chrome, and meticulously archives security logs for up to a year. Intrusion Logging and Cloud Security Among the most paramount enhancements is Intrusion Logging, an intricate mechanism that records critical security events and nuanced network activity.

The Google Threat Intelligence team recently disclosed at a security conference that a security researcher from its subsidiary, Mandiant, successfully infiltrated the core chat group of the TeamPCP hacking syndicate. From this vantage point, the analyst continuously monitored the group's massive supply chain attacks targeting the open-source software ecosystem. Naturally, this undercover operation yielded significant advantages. Long before the hackers could launch their strikes, Google proactively assisted affected enterprises and cloud service providers in securing their stolen credentials.

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JSCeal can steal browser credentials, replay Google sessions using stolen cookies, and modify traffic for cryptocurrency services.

지인의 목소리를 그대로 흉내 낸 전화를 받고 깜짝 놀란 경험이 있는 분들이 많습니다. 교묘해진 기술 때문에 진짜 가족인지 구별하기 어려운 시대가 되었습니다. 이러한 상황에서 구글이 사용자의 안전한 통화를 위해 새로운 보안 기술을 선보였습니다. 스마트폰이 스스로 가짜 전화를 탐지하고

아이폰은 보안이 철저하다고 믿고 사용해왔는데 최근 구글과 보안 업체 iVerify가 발표한 내용은 꽤 충격적이었어요. Coruna라는 이름의 익스플로잇 키트가 구형 iOS 기기를 정밀하게 타격하고 있다는 소식이 어제 전해졌거든요. 국가 기관 수준의 해킹 기술이 일반 범죄자들에게까지

Google on Monday released patches for 124 security vulnerabilities impacting its Android operating system for the month of June 2026, including one high-severity flaw in the Framework component that has come under active exploitation. Tracked as CVE-2025-48595 (CVSS score: 8.4), the security flaw has been described as a case of privilege escalation without requiring any user interaction. The

Google has addressed a maximum severity security flaw in Gemini CLI -- the "@google/gemini-cli" npm package and the "google-github-actions/run-gemini-cli" GitHub Actions workflow -- that could have allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands on host systems. "The vulnerability allowed an unprivileged external attacker to force their own malicious content to load as Gemini configuration,"

 Despite viral claims that Google is instructing every Gmail user to urgently change their password because of a direct breach, the reality is more nuanced. Google is indeed advising users to reset their credentials, but not due to a compromise of Gmail accounts themselves. Instead, the company is urging people to adopt stronger authentication—including passkeys—because a separate incident involving Salesforce increased the likelihood of sophisticated phishing attempts targeting Gmail users.   The issue stems from a breach at Salesforce, where attackers linked to the ShinyHunters group (also identified as UNC6040) infiltrated systems and accessed business-related Gmail information such as contact directories, organizational details, and email metadata. Crucially, no Gmail passwords were stolen. However, the nature of the compromised data gives hackers enough context to craft highly convincing phishing and impersonation attempts.  Google confirmed that this breach has triggered a surge in targeted phishing and vishing campaigns. Attackers are already posing as Google, IT teams, or trusted service vendors to deceive users into sharing login details. Some threat actors are even placing spoofed phone calls from 650–area-code numbers, making the fraud appear to originate from Google headquarters. According to Google’s internal data, phishing and vishing together now account for roughly 37% of all successful account takeovers, highlighting how effective social engineering continues to be for cybercriminals.  With access to workplace information, attackers can send messages referencing real colleagues, departments, and recent interactions. This level of personal detail makes fraudulent communication significantly harder to recognize. Once users disclose credentials, attackers can easily break into accounts, bypass additional safeguards, and potentially remain undetected until major damage has been done.  Google’s central message is simple—never share your Gmail password with anyone. Even callers who sound legitimate or claim to represent support teams should not be trusted. Cybersecurity experts emphasize that compromising an email account can grant attackers control over nearly all linked services, since most account recovery systems rely on email-based reset links.  To reduce risk, Google continues to advocate for passkeys, which replace traditional passwords with device-based biometric authentication. Unlike passwords, passkeys cannot be phished, reused, or guessed, making them substantially more secure. Google also encourages users to enable app-based two-factor authentication instead of SMS codes, which can be intercepted or spoofed.  Google’s guidance for users focuses on regularly updating passwords, enabling 2FA or passkeys, staying alert to suspicious messages or calls, using the Security Checkup tool, and taking immediate action if unusual account activity appears. This incident demonstrates how vulnerabilities in external partners—in this case, Salesforce—can still put millions of Gmail users at risk, even when Google’s own infrastructure remains protected. With more than 2.5 billion Gmail accounts worldwide, the platform remains a prime target, and ongoing awareness remains the strongest defense.

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