The APT-C-60 group, previously linked to targeted attacks against Japanese organizations, continues to employ its signature methods—blending proven
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The uutils team has unveiled Rust Coreutils 0.4.0 — a new release of the system utilities written in
The post Rust Coreutils 0.4.0 Released: 85.8% GNU Compatibility & Major Performance Boosts appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A new iteration of the RondoDox botnet has been uncovered, exhibiting a dramatic escalation in both scale and
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U.S. authorities are reportedly preparing to ban the sale of routers and other network equipment manufactured by TP-Link
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The Taiwanese company QNAP has released updates for its systems addressing seven zero-day vulnerabilities unveiled by participants at
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Independent researcher and cybersecurity specialist Lukasz Olejnik has detailed in his blog the intricacies of a forthcoming legislative
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Hackers have released what appears to be the largest data breach in the history of Chinese cybersecurity —
The post Global Targets & Secret Tools: Massive Leak Exposes China’s Knownsec Cyber-Intelligence appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Microsoft has revealed a new side-channel attack targeting remote large language models, allowing a passive adversary who merely
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MAD-CAT (Meow Attack Data Corruption Automation Tool) is a comprehensive security tool designed to simulate data corruption attacks
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GDIOCSpider is an open-source, configurable, Python Incident Response (IR) and Security Research tool specifically catered around IOC extraction and
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Microsoft is testing an accelerated version of its Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) feature alongside an updated iteration of
The post Microsoft Speeds Up Windows Recovery (QMR) & Allows Smart App Control Toggle appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Researchers discovered several NuGet packages in the public registry that conceal covert sabotage code scheduled to activate in
The post 2027 Time Bomb: Covert NuGet Packages Target SQL and PLCs with Scheduled Sabotage appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Helping companies negotiate with ransomware gangs has always seemed like a peculiar business. In theory, one mediates with
The post From Ransomware Negotiator to Cybercriminal: Inside the $1.27M BlackCat Heist appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
OpenAI is preparing for the public release of its GPT-5.1 family. The lineup will include the standard GPT-5.1
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A next-generation spyware operated undetected for nearly a year, hiding deep within Samsung Galaxy smartphones and exploiting a
The post Landfall Spyware: Zero-Click Image Exploit Spied on Samsung Phones for a Year appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A seemingly simple idea — to streamline the management of a home network and enhance its security —
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In 2025, users continue to rely on the most elementary password combinations to protect their accounts. A study
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Authorities in the U.S. state of Nevada have released a detailed technical report dissecting a large-scale cyberattack that
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WhatsApp has begun testing its long-anticipated cross-platform messaging feature. In the new Android beta version 2.25.33.8, users can
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Google has released an emergency security update for the Chrome browser, addressing a series of vulnerabilities that could
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