In its November Patch Tuesday release, Microsoft addressed 63 vulnerabilities, including a critical zero-day flaw that had already
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OWASP has updated its list of the most critical risks for web applications, introducing two new categories and
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Firefox has introduced a new version of its browser with reinforced defenses against digital fingerprinting, marking yet another
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A man suspected of inciting attacks against German politicians and public officials has been arrested on charges of
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Google has unveiled a new data-protection framework, Private AI Compute, designed to process artificial-intelligence requests in the cloud
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At the very height of Japan’s corporate party season, as the country prepares for its annual wave of
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Artificial intelligence, once regarded merely as an auxiliary tool in the field of cybersecurity, is now moving to
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Researchers have uncovered a link between the well-known banking trojan Coyote and the newly identified malware Maverick, which
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Synology has patched a zero-day vulnerability in its BeeStation devices, demonstrated at the recent Pwn2Own competition. The flaw,
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Google engineer Eric Biggers has once again turned his attention to enhancing the performance of Linux’s cryptographic subsystem.
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For many Linux users, software management still evokes associations with console commands, tangled dependency chains, and the constant
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Microsoft has confirmed that it is preparing a new Windows 11 build labeled 26H1, though the release is
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Hundreds of millions of smartphone users have found themselves facing blocks on adult websites and mandatory age verification
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Microsoft continues to experiment with new interface features in Windows 11, and this time the spotlight has fallen
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Mandiant researchers have uncovered active exploitation of a zero-day vulnerability in the Gladinet Triofox remote access and file-sharing
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Spyware applications secretly installed on Android devices continue to pose a stealthy and insidious threat to victims of
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A new tool, DonPwner, has been released publicly — a utility for credential analysis and the automation of
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The Linux Kernel developers are preparing to enable Microsoft C Extensions support during kernel compilation. Two patches recently
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A North Korean–linked hacking campaign attributed to the KONNI cluster has executed a string of targeted attacks against
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A new open-source project named NoMoreStealers has just debuted on GitHub. Presented as a proof-of-concept defense for Windows
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