YouTube has begun rolling out a new system to determine users’ ages using machine learning algorithms. According to the company, the technology is already being deployed in the United States and is intended to...
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Amid the continued proliferation of Android-targeting malware, researchers at Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) have identified a sophisticated new threat dubbed RedHook. First observed in January 2025, this banking Trojan exhibits a particularly...
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ArmouryLoader has once again captured the attention of cybersecurity experts, emerging as one of the most technically sophisticated malware loaders in recent memory. Its architecture reflects a mature approach to evading defenses, employing stealthy...
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Amid a surge in malicious campaigns exploiting legitimate communication channels to evade traditional security measures, a new tool has drawn the attention of cybersecurity professionals—Raven Stealer. Emerging in July 2025, this information-stealing program has...
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Evilent Coerce A practical NTLM relay attack using the MS-EVEN RPC protocol and antivirus-assisted coercion. Evilent is a PoC tool that triggers the ElfrOpenBELW procedure in the MS-EVEN RPC interface (used for Windows Event...
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Cybersecurity experts have identified more than a dozen critical vulnerabilities within the Niagara Framework—a platform developed by Tridium, a subsidiary of Honeywell. This technology is extensively deployed in the automation and management of smart...
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A critical vulnerability has been discovered in Google’s newly released command-line interface tool, Gemini CLI, which could allow attackers to covertly execute malicious commands and exfiltrate data from developers’ machines—provided certain commands are permitted...
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In mid-July, cybersecurity experts at Kaspersky Lab reported a widespread campaign targeting on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers across the globe. The exploit chain, dubbed ToolShell, enables attackers to gain full control over vulnerable systems by...
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Following the release of GNU Binutils 2.45, a new version of the standard C library for Linux and other systems—GNU C Library 2.42—has been unveiled today. glibc 2.42 continues its integration of ISO C23...
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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent alert regarding the active exploitation of a critical vulnerability in the widely used print management software, PaperCut NG and MF. The flaw,...
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The saga surrounding the Tea app—marketed as a safe haven for women—has now escalated into a second major data breach within a week, and this time the implications are far more severe. An independent...
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Sandman Sandman is a backdoor that is meant to work on hardened networks during red team engagements. Sandman works as a stager and leverages NTP (a protocol to sync time & date) to get...
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Microsoft has unveiled a new preview build of Windows 11, version 26120.5722, for participants in the Windows Insider Beta Channel. This update, aimed at users running version 24H2, delivers a suite of enhancements, fixes,...
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In recent years, the internet has become inundated with content of questionable value—much of it entirely fabricated—generated by large language models. This deluge extends far beyond low-quality text, images, and videos; it now includes...
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SharpSCCM SharpSCCM is a post-exploitation tool designed to leverage Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (a.k.a. ConfigMgr, formerly SCCM) for lateral movement without requiring access to the SCCM administration console GUI. SharpSCCM was initially created to...
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Canonical has released updated test builds of Ubuntu 25.04 for laptops powered by Snapdragon X, integrating support for the Linux 6.16 kernel and expanding hardware compatibility. However, in practice, system stability and functionality remain...
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The Linux kernel may soon see the removal of one of its oldest and most enigmatic limitations, a constraint that has persisted since 1993. A developer from Alibaba discovered that a script generating an...
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Smart devices within a network are no longer mere assistants — they are potential adversaries. With every internet-connected thermostat or television, a new fissure emerges in the digital infrastructure. This truth is underscored by...
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The Scattered Spider group has intensified its assaults on corporate IT environments, concentrating its efforts on VMware ESXi hypervisors within U.S. companies across the retail, transportation, and insurance sectors. Rather than exploiting conventional software...
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Rekono combines other hacking tools and its results to execute complete pentesting processes against a target in an automated way. The findings obtained during the executions will be sent to the user via email...
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