Every security practitioner knows that employees are the weakest link in an organization, butthis is no longer the case. SquareX’s research reveals that Browser AI Agents are more likely tofall prey to cyberattacks than employees, making them the new weakest link that enterprisesecurity teams need to look out for. Browser AI Agents are software applications […]
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Scattered Spider, also tracked under aliases such as UNC3944, Scatter Swine, and Muddled Libra, has emerged as a formidable financially motivated cybercriminal group since at least May 2022. Initially known for targeting telecommunications and tech firms with phishing and SIM-swapping campaigns, the group has significantly evolved, orchestrating full-spectrum, multi-stage intrusions across both cloud and on-premises […]
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Cloud security isn’t just about having the right solutions in place — it’s about determining whether they are functioning correctly.
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A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-49826, has been discovered and addressed in the popular React-based web framework, Next.js. The flaw, present in versions >=15.1.0 and <15.1.8, allowed attackers to exploit a cache poisoning bug, potentially leading to a Denial of Service (DoS) condition for affected applications, as per a report by Vercel. CVE ID Affected Versions Severity […]
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Cybercriminals are increasingly weaponizing legitimate software installer frameworks like Inno Setup to distribute malware, turning user-friendly tools into covert vehicles for malicious payloads. Originally designed to simplify software deployment on Windows, Inno Setup has become a favored tool among threat actors due to its trusted appearance and powerful Pascal scripting capabilities. This sophisticated abuse allows […]
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