Ask any developer who has run a container image scan what happens next, and you will hear the same story. The scanner returns 200 CVEs. Most are noise. A handful are real. The report gets closed, the image ships, and the vulnerabilities go with it. That gap between finding a problem and fixing it is […]
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A newly discovered malicious NuGet package masquerading as an official Sicoob software development kit (SDK) has been caught exfiltrating highly sensitive banking credentials, raising serious concerns about software supply chain security in financial ecosystems. The package, published under the name “Sicoob. Sdk,” targeted developers building integrations with Brazil’s Sicoob banking APIs and silently harvested authentication […]
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A new wave of malicious software packages has been caught stealing cloud credentials and CI/CD pipeline secrets from developer machines, raising fresh alarms about the security of the open-source software supply chain. The attack, uncovered on May 28, 2026, shows just how easy it has become for bad actors to slip dangerous code into the […]
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A browser-based prompt injection technique that transforms any web page into a phishing delivery surface by exploiting ChatGPT’s page summarization feature, rendering attacker-controlled links, fake security alerts, and QR codes directly inside the trusted ChatGPT interface. Researchers at Permiso have disclosed the attack dubbed ChatGPhish, which builds on the same trust-transfer logic previously demonstrated against […]
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Hackers are using a clever trick to get people to install dangerous malware, and most victims have no idea it is happening. By visiting pirated movie and TV show streaming sites, users are met with a fake alert claiming their video player plugin is out of date. One click on that fake update button kicks […]
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