Hackers affiliated with Iran have resurfaced once again—this time claiming to have accessed a trove of new emails belonging to former President Donald Trump and his inner circle. According to Reuters, the breach allegedly...
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Google has invested in a project that does not yet exist, but one day may replicate the power of the stars. The tech giant has announced an agreement to purchase 200 megawatts of energy...
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Perhaps the most critical component of an AWS infrastructure is the policy document describing the actions allowed or denied to a resource. IAM can become a messy kitchen as misconfigurations will introduce gaps in...
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With the upgraded version of Siri still absent, Bloomberg reports that Apple may be considering a strategic shift—potentially partnering with OpenAI or Anthropic to enhance Siri’s capabilities using third-party large language models. Apple had...
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Renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has indicated that Apple is planning to launch an entry-level MacBook powered by the A18 Pro chip, while also expanding its portfolio of wearable visual devices—potentially including the long-rumored smart...
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Rumors of an imminent Windows 12 release have proven premature. Instead, Microsoft has officially confirmed that this year will bring a new version of Windows 11, designated 25H2. The update is already available to...
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The cryptocurrency project Resupply has found itself at the epicenter of a cyber incident following a sophisticated exploit that enabled an attacker to engineer a debt hole totaling 10 million reUSD. The breach affected...
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The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued an official warning regarding the escalating operations of the hacker collective known as Scattered Spider, which has now begun actively targeting the aviation sector. According...
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The hacker group UAC-0226 continues to aggressively evolve its malicious tool GIFTEDCROOK, which initially functioned as a browser data-stealing utility but has now acquired advanced capabilities, enabling the targeted exfiltration of confidential documents and...
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The Chinese hacker collective known as Silver Fox, also operating under the alias Void Arachne, has once again drawn the attention of cybersecurity experts. According to Netskope, a new malicious campaign has been uncovered...
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FrogPost is a powerful Chrome extension for testing and analyzing the security of postMessage communications between iframes. It helps developers and security professionals identify vulnerabilities in message-handling implementations. Key Features Live monitor of cross-origin postMessage traffic Automatic detection...
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ESET researchers have identified a new wave of cyberattacks exploiting data from contactless payments via NFC technology. Initially targeting clients of Czech banks, this malicious campaign has now begun to spread rapidly across the...
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Bluetooth-enabled devices produced by a dozen renowned manufacturers have been found vulnerable to attacks capable of transforming wireless headsets or speakers into espionage tools. This alarming revelation was presented by experts from ERNW during...
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Tensions have once again flared within the Linux kernel development community, this time centering on the Bcachefs file system — a project promoted as a reliable solution that “won’t eat your data.” While disputes...
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The United Kingdom has confirmed its first fatality directly linked to a cyberattack on the National Health Service (NHS). The incident, which occurred in June of last year, severely disrupted hospital operations across southeast...
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Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 update (Build KB5060838) for participants of the Windows Insider Program in the Dev Channel. This update introduces both publicly available enhancements and features that are being gradually...
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Owners of Android smartphones will soon benefit from enhanced protection against one of the most insidious yet dangerous threats in mobile communication — network impersonation. With the introduction of Android 16, Google is implementing...
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Nicholas Michael Kloster, a resident of Kansas City, has found himself at the center of a high-profile criminal case, culminating in his guilty plea to a series of cybercrimes. According to the U.S. Department...
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Experts at Rapid7 have disclosed a critical vulnerability affecting 689 Brother printer models and 53 models from other manufacturers, including Fujifilm, Toshiba, and Konica Minolta. The flaw lies in a predictable algorithm used to...
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The social engineering technique known as ClickFix—based on deceptive CAPTCHA prompts—has witnessed a dramatic surge in popularity among cybercriminals over the past year. According to ESET, between July 2024 and June 2025, the number...
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