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Hackers Poison Trusted Software Updates to Steal Developer and Cloud Credentials

Hackers are turning trusted software updates into a route for stealing developer and cloud credentials. Recent supply chain incidents show how a single altered package, build action, or publishing token can place malware inside routine development workflows. The risk is...

Session Cookie Vulnerability Lets Attackers Bypass Entra ID MFA and Impersonate Users

A flaw in a custom session-cookie system allowed an unauthenticated attacker to pose as employees and administrators in a yard management platform. The issue did not break Microsoft Entra ID itself. Instead, it let a weak application-side session layer...

This Malware Doesn’t Wait for Hackers—It Asks AI Models What to Do Next

A Windows malware sample called CLOSEDQUORUM can choose its next move without waiting for an attacker to send instructions. Once configured and deployed, it asks AI models whether to steal data, hide in a process, or maintain access. The...

Claude Opus 5 Helps Researchers Weaponize HEIF Image Flaw Into Remote Code Execution

A specially crafted image file was enough to turn a normal upload feature into a potential path to server takeover. Researchers have shown that a flaw in widely used image-decoding software can corrupt memory and, in certain cases, allow...

How Automated Traffic Becomes a Hosting Security Problem

Public websites start receiving automated traffic simply because they’re reachable online. Bots routinely probe login pages, common application paths, exposed files, and software with known vulnerabilities. The site doesn’t need to be specifically targeted. Much of this activity runs...

Protecting Data Integrity Below the Application Layer

Uptime is one of the easiest security signals to misread. A server keeps responding, transactions continue, and monitoring tools report no interruption. Meanwhile, database records may be altered, configuration files replaced, permissions changed, or unauthorized administrative access created. None of...

Hackers Poison Movie Torrents With MovieReaper Malware That Uses Solana for C2

Movie torrents are being used to deliver a new Windows malware framework called MovieReaper. Attackers have poisoned torrent downloads for popular films, turning a routine search for entertainment into a route for remote access and data theft. The campaign...

Critical WSO2 Vulnerability Allow Hackers to Gain Full Admin Access

WSO2 has disclosed a critical authentication bypass vulnerability that could allow remote attackers to take over accounts, including administrative accounts, in affected API management products. Tracked as CVE-2026-5430, the flaw has received a CVSS score of 10.0 and requires no...

New DDRop Attack Breaks Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP With $159 DDR5 Device

Confidential cloud systems are designed to keep a customer’s data hidden even from the server operator. DDRop shows that this promise can fail when an attacker can tamper with the DDR5 memory path. The new technique is a physical...

Hackers Can Hide Malicious AI Commands Inside Normal English to Bypass Security Filters

A newly disclosed AI attack technique shows that harmful commands do not need strange symbols, hidden text, or coded strings to evade security checks. Attackers can conceal an instruction inside ordinary English and rely on different AI models to...

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