Microsoft has uncovered a new strain of malware, dubbed SesameOp, and released detailed findings on its operation. This
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Huawei has unveiled two new desktop PCs for the Chinese domestic market — the Qingyun W515y and Qingyun
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Cybercriminals have discovered a way to exploit digital tools to steal tangible goods from trucks and warehouses. According
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Hackers have breached the DeFi protocol Balancer, stealing over $120 million worth of cryptocurrency. Analysts estimate that roughly
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South Korea’s largest mobile carrier, SK Telecom, has reported a dramatic decline in operating profit for the third
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Former employees of the U.S.-based company DigitalMint, which specialized in negotiating with hackers on behalf of ransomware victims,
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Peter Williams, former chief executive of Trenchant—a division within the defense contractor L3Harris—has recently pleaded guilty to stealing
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The Python developers have approved PEP 810, introducing an explicit mechanism for lazy imports into the language. With
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FortiGuard’s mid-year report for 2025 reveals that financially motivated attackers are increasingly eschewing complex exploits and bespoke malware.
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Luminaut is a utility to scope cloud environment exposure for triage. The goal is to quickly identify exposed
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Experts from Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 have described a new attack vector targeting multi-agent systems, known as
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Developer Joel Severin has unveiled an experimental build of the Linux kernel ported to the WebAssembly format, enabling
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The story of one of the most notorious cyberthreats of the past decade has taken an unexpected turn.
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Following the end of official support for Windows 10, an increasing number of users have been seeking ways
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The Chinese hacking group Storm-1849 continues its aggressive campaign against Cisco ASA devices used by government agencies and
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OpenAI has unveiled Aardvark, an autonomous assistant—its name translating from English as “anteater”—built upon the GPT-5 model and
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Minimalism enthusiasts in the Windows community have once again set a record. An independent developer known as @XenoPanther
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Across Eastern Europe, security researchers have observed a sharp surge in malicious Android applications exploiting contactless data transfer
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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has confirmed that a high-severity flaw in the Linux kernel
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A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the Claude chatbot, allowing attackers to trick the AI into transmitting
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