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A deceptive Python package quietly made its way into the PyPI repository, putting thousands of developers at risk before it was caught and removed. The package, named “parsimonius,” was crafted to look almost identical to the widely used “parsimonious” library, a popular Python tool for building expression grammar parsers. The single missing letter was no […]

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Cybercriminals have found a clever and dangerous new way to slip past defenses. Instead of building custom attack tools that security software can flag, they are turning everyday system utilities into weapons. This shift is reshaping how attacks unfold, and the numbers are hard to ignore. According to ANY.RUN’s Q1 2026 Cyber Risk Report, based […]

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A new form of credit card skimming malware has been discovered hiding inside one of the most trusted payment platforms on the internet. Researchers have found a Magecart attack that uses Stripe, the widely used online payment service, as both its command center and its data dump. Instead of pointing stolen card data to a […]

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A trusted browser application has landed at the center of a supply chain security incident after researchers discovered that its official delivery pipeline had been quietly compromised. Hola Browser for Windows, used by millions of users around the world, was found distributing an unexpected executable file alongside its legitimate installer. The file, named me.exe, was […]

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A newly discovered variant of the Gafgyt botnet malware, named C0XMO, has been quietly spreading across Linux-based devices by targeting a known vulnerability in DD-WRT router firmware. The malware exploits a stack buffer overflow flaw in the UPnP service of affected routers, letting attackers gain full access without any credentials. Once inside, it works to […]

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