A new dark web platform called Nexus claimed to be selling 153 million driver’s license scans and millions of other identity and medical cards. The collection included more than 153 million driver’s licenses, 10 million ID cards, 3 million travel documents, and 579,000 medical cards, including marijuana dispensary cards, according to reports. The trove of […]
Read MoreYou might tell an AI chatbot secrets that you wouldn’t divulge to your closest friends. If you do, though, beware: They could end up as evidence in court. An article in the Washington Post this week highlighted several cases in which people had discussed sensitive information with AI systems like Claude and ChatGPT, only to […]
Read MoreThe St. Kitts Tourism Authority is launching the St. Kitts Game Show, a brand-new quiz for UK travel agents, running every Thursday throughout September and then monthly from October. The initiative forms part of a continued drive by the Caribbean destination to strengthen trade engagement and deepen destination knowledge among agents. The fast-paced live game […]
Read MoreAfter a summer marked by successive heatwaves, temperatures above 40°C across parts of Europe, extreme heat has become an unavoidable part of the 2026 travel conversation. New analysis of The Data Appeal Company / Almaviva Group shows that, while Mediterranean destinations remain strongly associated with favourable summer climates, repeated and unexpected heat is beginning to […]
Read MoreA murder has been committed in Bugis Town, and from today the public can try to solve it together with the world’s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Homegrown gaming studio HIDDEN has launched A Study in Red: The Official Sherlock Experience – a 90-minute immersive game played across the shared space between Bugis Town malls […]
Read MoreWe’ve seen scam sites built around Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) targeting visitors in three different ways this year. In June, we looked at sites selling GTA 6 “early access” for hundreds of dollars in cryptocurrency. You paid, got nothing, and could not reverse the payment. In August, we found fake Extended Look and demo sites delivering an […]
Read MoreMicrosoft has published details about a Windows malware campaign it calls TerminalFix. The social engineering used to infect people is very similar to what we’ve seen in ClickFix campaigns. A website visitor is presented with a fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA which, when clicked, secretly copies a malicious command to their clipboard. Then they receive instructions on […]
Read MoreAnthropic has warned some Claude users that criminals are using information stealers to take over their accounts. Rather than guessing passwords or intercepting two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, the attackers steal the browser sessions that prove a user is already logged in. According to a warning email shared publicly by an affected user, the attackers used […]
Read MoreWhile monitoring Mirage Kitten activity, we uncovered a previously undocumented malware family that we dubbed NodeRabbit. We identified the first sample on a system in Afghanistan. Further threat hunting revealed two additional, more advanced, variants: one on a system in Egypt and another on a system in Ethiopia. NodeRabbit is a cross-platform remote access trojan […]
Read MorePrivate guiding has moved from add-on to core product in Bangkok. How Thailand regulates its guides, where capacity comes from, and what operators should contract for.
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