North Korea-linked threat actor Slow Pisces, which was allegedly behind the Bybit hack in 2025, is reportedly targeting developers with a stealer malware, camouflaged as a coding assignment, according to Palo Alto Networks Unit 42. It is luring developers through LinkedIn, pretending to be potential employers offering coding projects and challenges, which carry the malware. The malicious payload selectively targets individuals based on factors such as IP address, geolocation and time. The malware can steal sensitive information from infected macOS systems.
M&S boss urges shoppers to visit stores in person as it battles cyber-attack – The Guardian
Marks & Spencer’s CEO, Stuart Machin, apologized for recent service disruptions caused by a cyber attack, assuring customers that the company is working tirelessly to
