The recent surge in activity surrounding an XWiki vulnerability underscores how swiftly weaknesses in widely used platforms can
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The United States has announced a new series of guilty pleas in a case involving schemes that enabled
The post DOJ Secures Guilty Pleas in North Korea’s Remote IT Worker & Laptop Farm Schemes appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
In several countries, recent months have brought a new wave of covert surveillance operations targeting defense institutions and
The post APT42 Escalation: ‘SpearSpecter’ Targets Officials and Relatives with Custom Malware appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Logitech has informed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it experienced unauthorized data exfiltration as a
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Akira’s sustained activity continues to alarm investigators in the United States and Europe, who released an updated set
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A nearly forgotten utility command has unexpectedly returned to the spotlight after being discovered in new infection chains
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JonMon-Lite is a research proof-of-concept “Remote Agentless EDR” that creates an ETW Trace Session through a Data Collector
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Ahead of the major pre-holiday sales, a new cause for concern has emerged: popular children’s toys equipped with
The post Dangerously Unsafe: AI Toys Like Kumma and Miko 3 Give Children Harmful Instructions appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Ensuring that older software continues to function on newer versions of Windows has been a challenge shadowing Microsoft
The post Handcrafted Fixes & Secret Patches: The Wild History of Windows 95 Compatibility appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The payment service Checkout.com has faced an extortion attempt: the ShinyHunters group claimed to have obtained data linked
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A Chinese cyber-espionage group designated by Anthropic as GTG-1002 exploited the capabilities of the Claude Code model in
The post First AI-Orchestrated Cyber-Espionage: Claude Code Executed 80%+ of China-Linked Intrusion appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Microsoft has finally closed the loophole that long sustained one of the most widespread illicit methods of activating
The post KMS38 Loophole Closed: Microsoft Finally Kills Offline Windows Activation Method appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Red Hat compiler engineer Marek Polacek has proposed making the C++20 standard — more precisely, the GNU++20 dialect
The post C++20 Default: Red Hat Proposes Making the Latest Standard the Default in GCC appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A serious issue has been uncovered in the digital photo-frame market: Android-based devices sold under the Uhale brand
The post Uhale Digital Photo Frames Ship with Root Access and Download Hidden Malware appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Cisco Talos experts have identified an active wave of attacks involving a new strain of ransomware known as
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According to the third installment of the analysis of the Great Chinese Firewall, leaks concerning the GFW infrastructure
The post GFW Leaks: China’s Firewall is a ‘Techno-Nationalist’ Governance System, Not Just Filters appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
In Linux kernel 6.10, a new system call, mseal, has been introduced, enabling developers to “seal” memory regions
The post Linux mseal Hits Glibc: New Function Seals Memory Against Corruption and Attacks appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced the creation of the Scam Center Strike Force — a new
The post DOJ Launches Strike Force, Seizes $401M to Dismantle ‘Pig Butchering’ Scams in Asia appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The Android team has summed up the year by describing how the transition to memory-safe languages is reshaping
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A new service emerging from the Y Combinator ecosystem has drawn attention from the moment it appeared, even
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