21,000+ publicly exposed instances of an open-source personal AI assistant, raising significant concerns about unprotected access to sensitive user configurations and personal data. OpenClaw, a rapidly emerging personal AI assistant created by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger, has experienced explosive growth since late January 2026. The project, which underwent multiple branding iterations, initially launched as Clawdbot […]
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A long-running online nation simulation game has been taken temporarily offline following a security breach that compromised its central production server. The team estimates the downtime will last 2 to 5 days as they rebuild core infrastructure and audit the codebase for additional issues. According to an official disclosure posted on 30 January 2026 at […]
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Malwarebytes announced Malwarebytes in ChatGPT, a new way for individuals and small businesses to get fast, trusted security assistance directly within ChatGPT. Users can ask Malwarebytes to check whether something is a scam or spam, tapping into the company’s deep cybersecurity expertise and decades of threat intelligence. This initiative represents a step toward building user confidence in AI by pairing Malwarebytes’ expert threat intelligence with ChatGPT’s functionality. Scams aren’t a fringe issue – they’ve become … More →
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A new wave of attacks targeting Windows systems has emerged through a sophisticated remote access trojan known as Pulsar RAT. This malware establishes persistence using the per-user Run registry key, enabling automatic execution each time an infected user logs into their system. The threat represents a dangerous combination of stealth, persistence, and data theft capabilities […]
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