
Adobe chrome extension flaw exposes private whatsapp web chats
A critical vulnerability in the Adobe Acrobat Chrome extension allowed malicious sites to read WhatsApp Web messages and contacts without authentication. A patch is now available.
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A critical vulnerability in the Adobe Acrobat Chrome extension allowed malicious sites to read WhatsApp Web messages and contacts without authentication. A patch is now available.

German and U.S. authorities dismantled Kratos, a PhaaS platform that enabled low-skilled criminals to launch massive Microsoft 365 phishing campaigns globally.

An upgraded version of the RedHook trojan exploits Android's Wireless ADB and Shizuku code to gain shell-level access, enabling remote control and financial theft without root.

Researchers from Louisville and North Texas introduce CodeTracer, a framework that traces malicious AI code suggestions back to the specific poisoned training samples.

Hugging Face suffered an intrusion by autonomous AI agents. Forensic analysis was only possible using China's GLM 5.2 after US frontier models blocked the investigation due to safety guardrails.

Version 26.02 of 7-Zip fixes a heap-based buffer overflow (CVE-2026-14266) allowing remote code execution via malicious XZ archives. Manual update required.

A 15-year-old Japanese student leveraged ChatGPT to automate a flaw in Bandai Channel, canceling 46k accounts and exposing 1.36M records.

WordPress releases emergency updates 7.0.2 and 6.9.5 to fix the wp2shell vulnerability chain, preventing unauthenticated remote code execution on millions of sites.

Google releases an emergency security patch for Chrome to fix three critical use-after-free vulnerabilities, marking a period of high instability for the browser's memory safety.

Cybercriminals are monetizing the World Cup with 12 million stolen streaming accounts circulating on the dark web, valued at approximately $220 million.

Two 18-year-olds in Japan face charges after using AI-generated software to steal personal information from 7.24 million internet cafe customers.

Cybercriminals are reviving 'text salting' to bypass AI-powered email security, with over 1 million phishing attacks detected since April using hidden benign text.
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