Chrome prepares a shield against extensions pretending to be “managed by your organization”
Google Chrome is adding a feature to block malicious extensions forced via local policies that hijack browsers and display managed by your organization.
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AnySign4PC zero-day exploited as entry point: 72 South Korean organizations hit, same channel used by Gunra ransomware
AnySign4PC zero-day exploited 72 South Korean organizations via clickless infection, sharing infrastructure with Gunra ransomware attacks.
Disguised as IT support on Teams, they install ransomware in less than 17 hours
Hackers posing as IT support on Microsoft Teams exploited Quick Assist to install Chaos ransomware in under 17 hours, targeting North American organizations.
Flying Eagle: The Android RAT Impersonating a Chinese Police App, Now Out of Control After Source Code Leak
The Flying Eagle Android RAT creates variants like Night Dragon after a source code leak. It steals credentials and hijacks devices via fake police apps.
Adform Hit by Supply Chain Attack: Ad Script Stole Cryptocurrencies from Visitors
A supply chain attack on Adform injected malicious ad scripts into websites, silently stealing cryptocurrencies by hijacking user clipboards.
Over 1,800 patches in seven months: Google’s AI transforms Chrome security and finds a 13-year-old vulnerability
Google's Gemini-based AI fixed over 1,800 Chrome vulnerabilities in seven months, discovering a 13-year-old sandbox escape flaw and automating patches.
Claude Opus 5 Raises the Bar for Prompt Injection Resistance
Claude Opus 5 reduces prompt injection success to just 2% after 15 attacks, outperforming GPT 5.6. Discover why layered defense remains vital.
84 Vulnerabilities in 4G and 5G Core: Implicit Trust Between Signaling Functions Betrays Networks
Researchers uncovered 84 vulnerabilities in 4G and 5G core networks caused by implicit trust between signaling, enabling DoS and session hijacking.
Silver Fox strikes Japanese manufacturing industry with a three-driver BYOVD chain
Silver Fox targets Japanese manufacturing with a 3-driver BYOVD chain to deploy ValleyRAT. Learn about this cyber threat, attack methods, and mitigations.