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Google has released Chrome 151 Stable, fixing seven security vulnerabilities, including a critical use-after-free flaw in Chromoting that could potentially allow remote code execution. The update is rolling out as version 151.0.7922.173/.174 for Windows and macOS, and version 151.0.7922.173 for Linux. The most severe issue is tracked as CVE-2026-76017 and affects Chromoting, the technology used […]
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Central Asian government bodies have been targeted in a cyberespionage operation using a compact but varied set of remote access tools. The activity, tracked as SilkParasite, relied on convincing government-themed documents and trusted Windows programs to quietly place malware on victims’ systems. The campaign appears designed for intelligence collection rather than widespread disruption. Its operators […]
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A phrase on a suspicious website turned into an investigation of phantom banks built to support scams, according to new research from Allure Security. Molly DeQuattro, the company’s VP of Operations, was reviewing a domain that resembled the brand of one of its financial services clients. The page carried none of that client’s branding. It presented an unrelated bank instead. One phrase caught her attention: “one of the largest digital banking providers.” She searched public … More →
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