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Databases have long evolved beyond mere tabular repositories. However, new functionalities within SQL Server 2025 illustrate the inherent dangers of this progression. Recently, SpecterOps researchers discovered significant vulnerabilities. They detailed how attackers can abuse...

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A critical security vulnerability has been disclosed in LiteLLM, an increasingly popular proxy used for managing large language model (LLM) APIs. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-49468, allows attackers to bypass authentication mechanisms under specific conditions by exploiting improper handling of the Host header. The issue affects LiteLLM versions before 1.84.0 and has been assigned a […]

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Popular WordPress plugins have found themselves at the center of a supply chain attack, where the products themselves were not compromised directly. Instead, attackers targeted the infrastructure responsible for distributing them. Three plugins from...

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Payroll systems rarely attract attention until a single edited bank detail quietly turns a routine paycheck into a direct transfer to criminals. Researchers at BushidoToken Threat Intel have detailed a new financially motivated campaign...

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Google has released a critical security update for its Chrome browser, addressing multiple high-severity vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems. Users are strongly advised to update immediately as several flaws impact core browser components. The latest Chrome Stable channel has been updated to version 149.0.7827.155/.156 for Windows and macOS, […]

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A newly discovered Android banking trojan called Rokarolla is making waves in the cybersecurity world, and it is more dangerous than most threats we have seen lately. This malware is built to take full control of an infected device while staying completely hidden from the user. Its reach is staggering, with over 217 banking and […]

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A new strain of malware has emerged that combines two well-known social engineering tactics into one effective attack chain. Researchers have uncovered a Remote Access Trojan built on Deno, an unconventional JavaScript runtime, being deployed against employees through email flooding and fake Microsoft Teams calls. The attack overwhelms targets and then offers a false sense […]

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Threat actors have been abusing Valve’s Steam Workshop since late 2025, embedding malware inside Wallpaper Engine application wallpapers to hijack active Steam sessions and infect victims with backdoors, infostealers, and crypto miners, with 89% of targets located in China, according to a new Kaspersky report. Wallpaper Engine is a hugely popular Steam application that lets […]

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Hackers are increasingly abusing Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s Codex agents to automate reconnaissance, exploitation, and data exfiltration, often by disguising real intrusions as “authorized red team” work. These AI coding assistants are being treated like full-fledged operators, dramatically lowering the skill barrier for complex, multi-stage attacks. In one recent case, an attacker compromised a Linux […]

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In this guide, we will see how real-time network monitoring helps you spot suspicious application behavior on macOS, why traditional defenses leave a visibility gap, and how a lightweight monitoring tool can close it without turning your Mac into a security lab. Introduction: The Silent Threat in macOS Most users assume that if they avoid […]

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