The Brida security testing toolkit has released version 0.6, marking a significant update that brings full compatibility with the latest Frida dynamic instrumentation framework. This new release addresses critical compatibility gaps that emerged after Frida’s major overhaul in May 2025, restoring comprehensive functionality for security researchers and penetration testers working with Burp Suite. Adapting to […]
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A critical vulnerability in Ubuntu’s Linux kernel has been exposed, allowing local attackers to escalate privileges and potentially gain root access on affected systems. Disclosed at TyphoonPWN 2025, the flaw stems from a reference count imbalance in the af_unix subsystem, leading to a use-after-free (UAF) condition that researchers demonstrated with a full proof-of-concept exploit. This […]
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A sophisticated new Android banking Trojan named Herodotus has emerged as a significant threat to mobile users, introducing a novel approach that deliberately mimics human typing patterns to evade behavioral biometrics detection systems. The malware’s sophisticated approach to avoiding detection marks it apart from conventional banking Trojans, incorporating randomized time intervals between text inputs—ranging from […]
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IPFire 2.29 Core Update 198 marks a significant advancement for users of this open-source firewall, introducing enhanced Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) capabilities powered by Suricata 8.0.1. This release emphasizes improved network monitoring through innovative reporting tools, alongside toolchain rebasing and extensive package updates to bolster security and performance. Designed for both small offices and large […]
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Security researchers have discovered a sophisticated phishing technique that weaponizes invisible Unicode characters embedded within email subject lines using MIME encoding—a tactic that remains largely unknown among email security professionals. The discovery reveals how attackers are evolving their evasion methods to bypass automated filtering systems while maintaining complete readability to end users. During routine malware […]
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Training data leakage can significantly undermine the validity of AI models. It can also pose a critical privacy risk. Read on to understand two divergent definitions of a key term in AI model training.
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Recent high-profile cybersecurity breaches affecting global brands share a common link: the human factor. Expert speakers will cover this subject in depth at IRISSCON 2025, which takes place at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on Wednesday November 5. Now in its 16th year, IRISSCON brings together leading cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and law enforcement experts to discuss the latest challenges and trends in cybersecurity. This year’s conference theme, ‘The Human Factor in Cybersecurity’, reflects growing concern across the … More →
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