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SquareX Discloses Architectural Limitations Of Browser DevTools In Debugging Malicious Extensions
Palo Alto, California, July 29th, 2025, CyberNewsWire Despite the expanding use of browser extensions, the majority of enterprises and individuals still rely on labels such as “Verified” and “Chrome Featured” provided by extension stores as a security indicator. The recent Geco Colorpick case exemplifies how these certifications provide nothing more than a false sense of […]
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How attackers are still phishing "phishing-resistant" authentication
SAP NetWeaver Vulnerability Used in Auto-Color Malware Attack on US Firm
中国大学鼓励学生使用 AI
Creating sustainability for abuse.ch and its community
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Chaos RaaS Emerges After BlackSuit Takedown, Demanding $300K from U.S. Victims
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UNC3886 Actors Know for Exploiting 0-Days Attacking Singapore’s Critical Infrastructure
Singapore’s critical infrastructure faces an escalating cyber threat from UNC3886, a sophisticated Chinese state-linked Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group that has been systematically targeting the nation’s energy, water, telecommunications, finance, and government sectors. The group, which first emerged circa 2021 and was formally identified by Mandiant in 2022, represents one of the most technically advanced […]
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Orange, France’s largest telecoms company, hit by cyberattack
Gemini CLI Vulnerability Allows Silent Execution of Malicious Commands on Developer Systems
Security researchers at Tracebit have discovered a critical vulnerability in Google’s Gemini CLI that enables attackers to silently execute malicious commands on developers’ systems through a sophisticated combination of prompt injection, improper validation, and misleading user interface design. The vulnerability, classified as a P1/S1 issue by Google’s security team, has been patched in the latest […]
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