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macOS Malware Leverages Google Ads and Legitimate Claude.ai Shared Chats to Deliver Malware
Threat actors are executing a sophisticated malvertising campaign targeting macOS users via poisoned Google Ads and deceptive artificial intelligence applications. Researchers recently uncovered an operation that redirects victims to fraudulent landing pages via sponsored search results. By combining trusted hosting platforms with the notorious “Clickfix” social engineering tactic, attackers are successfully distributing MacSync payloads and […]
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CVE-2013-6469 | Red Hat JBoss 1.0/6.0 Overlord Runtime Governance for JBossAS MVEL Expression code injection (Bug 1051279 / XFDB-92660)
CVE-2014-0361 | Toshibacommerce 4690 Point Of Sale Operating System 6.2 Default Configuration cryptographic issue (VU#622950)
CVE-2014-0932 | IBM Sterling Selling/Fulfillment Foundation prior 9.0 cross site scripting (XFDB-92264 / BID-66993)
CVE-2014-2921 | Pimcore 1.4.9/1.5.0/2.1.0/2.2.0 Newsletter.php getObjectByToken code injection (EDB-43886)
CVE-2014-2922 | Pimcore 1.4.9/1.5.0/2.1.0 Newsletter.php getObjectByToken input validation (EDB-43886)
CVE-2013-5948 | Asus RT-AC68U prior 3.0.0.4.374.4755 Firmware Main_Analysis_Content.asp os command injection (EDB-25998 / SBV-45128)
CVE-2013-6370 | json-c up to 0.11 memory corruption (Nessus ID 73772 / ID 350313)
CVE-2013-6371 | json-c up to 0.11 cryptographic issue (Nessus ID 77571 / ID 350313)
CVE-2014-0173 | Automattic Jetpack up to 2.9.3 access control (Nessus ID 73686 / ID 12944)
CVE-2014-1216 | FitNesse Wiki 20131110/20140201 pageContent command injection (EDB-32568 / ID 103027)
CVE-2014-2269 | vTiger CRM 6.0.0 input validation (ID 12934 / XFDB-92596)
The scam economy has found its AI upgrade
Scam attempts continue to reach consumers via email, text messages, social media, online advertising, and phone calls. The volume of exposure has remained stable over the past year, with more than half of consumers encountering scam attempts at least monthly, according to the F-Secure Scam Intelligence & Impacts Report 2026. Most common channels for scam attempts (Source: F-Secure) The United States recorded the highest exposure levels among surveyed markets. Younger consumers reported higher scam activity … More →
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