Researchers at Eclypsium have recorded a sharp increase in scanning activity targeting outdated and long-abandoned network equipment. The
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Artificial intelligence systems have often been criticized for producing convoluted vulnerability reports and overwhelming open-source developers with irrelevant
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Cybercriminals have launched a new wave of attacks that employ SVG files as carriers for phishing pages. According
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The world’s largest chess platform, Chess.com, has notified thousands of users of a compromise of their personal data
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Developers eager to write Windows drivers in Rust now have more tools and examples at their disposal—yet full-scale
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The August Windows security update has unexpectedly turned into a major headache for administrators. At the heart of
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The Japanese tire manufacturer Bridgestone has announced an investigation into a cybersecurity incident in North America that disrupted
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TP-Link has confirmed the existence of a new zero-day vulnerability affecting several of its router models. The flaw
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Researchers from the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University have unveiled the results of a large-scale
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Minino is an original multiprotocol, and multiband board made for sniffing, communicating, and attacking IoT (Internet of Things)
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Kaspersky Lab has published its first comprehensive technical analysis of cyber groups most actively targeting Russian organizations. The
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Microsoft has officially released the source code of its very first version of BASIC for the MOS 6502
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Google has unveiled the new stable release of Chrome 140, accompanied by the open-source Chromium, which serves as
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The Rust Foundation has announced the launch of the Rust Innovation Lab—a new initiative designed as a neutral
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On underground forums, cybercriminals have claimed they have begun deploying HexStrike AI—a new open-source penetration testing tool—against Citrix
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Android has released its most extensive patch bundle of the year, outpacing the traditional “Patch Tuesday” cycle. In
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Most people remain unaware that their Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices have quietly become part of a vast, global
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Cybercriminals have discovered a method to bypass X’s restrictions on posting links by exploiting its built-in assistant, Grok.
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In August 2025, specialists from Dream Threat Intelligence documented a large-scale phishing campaign attributed to actors linked to
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On September 3, 2025, researcher Youfu Zhang reported to the Mozilla dev-security-policy mailing list that the certification authority
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