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Mozilla security advisory (AV25-332)
ESET Details on How to Manage Your Digital Footprint
ESET, a leading cybersecurity firm, has shed light on the intricate nature of digital footprints the data trails left by users during online interactions. As the internet becomes an integral part of daily life, every click, post, and transaction contributes to a vast repository of personal information. This digital trace, encompassing social media activity, browsing […]
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«Он не тупит — он просто слишком думает»: ИИ построил «копию» мозга ребёнка
CVE-2025-32756 Proof of Concept: A critical stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability affecting multiple Fortinet products
Researchers Uncover 20+ Configuration Risks, Including Five CVEs, in Salesforce Industry Cloud
Windows 10 KB5060533 cumulative update released with 7 changes, fixes
HPE security advisory (AV25-331)
Android Enterprise update puts mobile security first
Google is rolling out new Android Enterprise features aimed at improving mobile security, IT management, and employee productivity. According to Zimperium’s 2025 Global Mobile Threat Report, attackers are now prioritizing mobile devices over desktops. Many security incidents involve smartphones, often due to unsafe apps or unsecured public Wi-Fi. Google’s latest update responds to these risks by adding tighter protections at the device and network levels. Stronger mobile defenses At the heart of the update is … More →
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OpenAI's ChatGPT a Hit With Nation-State Hackers
OpenAI is using its artificial intelligence models to detect and counter abuse and has banned accounts associated with malicious state-linked operations. Hackers aligned with Russia, China, North Korea and Iran have used OpenAI's tools for malware development and social media manipulation.
Android Enterprise Rolls Out Security and Productivity Updates
House committee sets CISA budget cut at $135M, not Trump’s $495M
The move indicated at least some resistance to the president’s CISA reduction goal, but Democrats still said that was too steep for the agency’s fiscal 2026 funding legislation.
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