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Cybersecurity firms Huntress and Recorded Future have disclosed the impact of a supply chain attack that hit market intelligence platform Klue. The attack started on June 11 and affected systems associated with software platform integrations. The hackers connected to Klue’s backend servers and executed unauthorized commands, pushing a code update to harvest OAuth tokens for customers’ Klue integrations. Klue notified customers of the incident on June 12, warning that it had deactivated OAuth tokens for all customers and disabled integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, SharePoint, Zoom, Gong, Chorus, Clari, Google Drive, and Slack. According to ReliaQuest, the hackers abused the Salesforce…

The transition away from fossil fuels is often framed as a long-term process, but recent data suggests the shift is already happening. Solar power has now crossed a major threshold in the US, surpassing coal in the electricity generation mix for the first time.Despite the Trump administration’s attempts to drive a coal revival, it has been steadily losing ground to other energy sources in recent years, squeezed out by cheap natural gas and rapidly falling renewable energy prices. Solar power, in particular, has been on a tear as prices drop exponentially.Last month, the two lines finally crossed. Solar supplied 12.8…

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Klipsch The Nines II: Two-minute reviewThe Klipsch The Nines II are a tough pair of small speakers to beat for a large room. The amount of power and the clean, slightly overly bassy, sound are just some of what make these speakers special. There’s also a ton of features on offer, including virtualized spatial audio (which is admittedly limited) Wi-Fi streaming, and even Dirac Live (though I couldn’t seem…

Back in 2009, my wife and I started a non-profit to teach internet safety and digital literacy. It was then that I learned, in real time, that people, regardless of their socioeconomic position, were terribly computer-illiterate. We taught in schools in disadvantaged neighborhoods and in private schools with $50k-a-year tuition, and it was always the same. Back then, I would tell parents that if they and their children were using free sites like MySpace and, eventually, Facebook, that if they weren’t paying, they weren’t actually using a product; they were the product. Frankly, that hasn’t changed much in the 17…

Microsoft warns of a Windows-based cryptocurrency clipper that establishes a lightweight backdoor blending data exfiltration and remote code execution (RCE) capabilities. Dubbed CryptoBandits, the malware has been used in attacks since February 2026, deploying a portable Tor client on the infected systems and routing traffic through a local SOCKS5 proxy. “The clipper in this campaign relies on Windows Script Host and ActiveX-driven logic to launch a bundled Tor proxy and poll a hidden-service C&C server. It carries out high-frequency clipboard theft, screenshot exfiltration, and wallet-address substitution,” Microsoft explains. CryptoBandits is distributed through malicious shortcut (.lnk) payloads. On the infected systems,…

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Before summer kicks in, let’s make it easy for you to upgrade your kitchen setup – starting with the juicer. Sage’s 3X Bluicer is down from £299.95 to just £110 for a refurbished model, saving you almost £190 on a machine that can blend, juice, or run both functions simultaneously from a single base unit. Backmarket says this model has been professionally refurbished and is in ‘Good’ condition. Ready to juice your way through summer? The Sage 3X Bluicer is almost £190 cheaper, making it a great kick‑start If you’re gearing up for a summer of fresh juices and blends,…

Summary Android 17 introduces an updated Android Switch tool. The new tool is native to both Android and iOS and enables seamless transfer of tons of new data types, including passwords, RCS messages, and even third-party app data (with dev opt-in). The rollout is limited initially but will expand over the coming months. With the release of Android 17, Google has also unveiled a major overhaul of Android Switch. The new tool is built into the OS and should mark a significant shift in the experience of moving from one platform to another. Related Android 17 made my Pixel feel…

Scotland face Morocco in Group C of the FIFA World Cup 2026 as the traveling Tartan Army continue to make friends and drink Boston dry, and you can watch it all for free from anywhere.On paper, Scotland could not have dreamed of a better start to their first finals in 28 years. Their 1-0 victory over Haiti not only ended their 36-year wait to win a World Cup match, but also ensured they top Group C – yes ahead of Brazil – heading into the second round of fixtures. However, Steve Clarke’s side were made to sweat by a side…

SecurityWeek’s weekly cybersecurity news roundup offers a concise overview of important developments that may not receive full standalone coverage but remain relevant to the broader threat landscape. This curated summary highlights key stories across vulnerability disclosures, emerging attack methods, policy updates, industry reports, and other noteworthy events to help readers maintain a well-rounded awareness of the evolving cybersecurity environment. Here are this week’s highlights: 10-year-old phpBB flaw enables session hijacking Researchers uncovered a critical authentication bypass in phpBB versions up to 3.3.16 and 4.0.0-a2. A single unauthenticated HTTP request can impersonate any user, including admins, exposing private messages and forum…