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Deep Shah

Deep is the Co-founder at Codezeros Technology. His strong business acumen and industry knowledge in the Blockchain industry make him one of the strongest pillars at Codezeros. He comes with a rich technological and business understanding to lead. His deep understanding of Blockchain technology integration is a key component of our success at Codezeros. He also contributes to the overall vision of the company's growth and development.

Ohio County Paid $1M After Data Heist

Union County, Ohio, paid roughly $1 million in Bitcoin to the cyber group Kairos to prevent stolen data from being leaked, according to a...

North Korean PolinRider Hackers Publish 108 Malicious Packages

North Korean-linked threat actors, known as Contagious Interview, have expanded their PolinRider supply-chain campaign to 108 malicious packages and browser extensions.The campaign actively compromises...

FatFs Flaws Let Malicious Media Hijack Millions of Devices

Seven vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-6682 to CVE-2026- 6688) were found in the widely used FatFs filesystem library, with three rated as High severity.The flaws, disclosed on July...

Linux ‘Bad Epoll’ Bug Grants Any User Root Access

A critical Linux kernel flaw, Bad Epoll (CVE-2026-46242), allows a standard user to gain full root control on desktops, servers, and Android.The exploit leverages...

PamStealer Malware Targets MacOS Users, Steals Data

A new macOS malware, PamStealer, is actively targeting cryptocurrency users by stealing wallet data and system passwords.It spreads via a fake website impersonating the...

Google Degrades 2M-Device NetNut Botnet Network

Google and law enforcement have degraded the NetNut proxy network, shrinking its pool of residential devices by millions.The network, which sells access to home...

FortiBleed Credentials Linked to Ransomware Attacks

Credential theft campaign FortiBleed is now linked to INC and Lynx ransomware operations, with stolen data used for follow-on attacks.Threat actors targeted ~11,250 FortiGate...

CISA Flags Actively Exploited Microsoft SharePoint Flaw

The U.S. CISA has flagged a high-severity Microsoft SharePoint flaw, CVE-2026-45659, as actively exploited, demanding federal agency patches by July 4, 2026.This remote code...

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