Chrome and Firefox fix 114 flaws as Mozilla launches Enterprise version
4 sourcesThese updates address memory-safety bugs, while the new corporate tool manages AI use and data flows for organizations.
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A cyberattack sent supermarket fridges in France into forced defrosting
6 sourcesHackers set some Danfoss fridge controls to continuous defrosting at 50 degrees, with losses that could reach millions of euros.
Hacker enters Danish CPR register using the password 123456
7 sourcesData on 8.8 million people was exposed after an intruder used programs to pull records from a small IT firm's accounts.
A smart coffee maker uploaded 1TB of data in ten days
5 sourcesThe device saturated the home Wi-Fi access point, and its owner still cannot explain what it was trying to send.
Two characters open up typosquatting in Chromium browsers
1 sourceResearchers registered 20 fake domains that Chrome and Edge display as genuine, bypassing the browser's built-in security checks.
Microsoft urges organizations to test certificates for the post-quantum era
5 sourcesThe transition reaches PKI, apps, devices and hardware—not just the encryption protecting stored or transmitted data.
Deepfake porn targeted 46 women in the European Parliament
3 sourcesResearchers searched the names of all 720 lawmakers across 200 websites linked to AI-generated sexual imagery.
Fake AI assistants steal logins and codes from ad accounts
6 sourcesThe pages mimic ChatGPT, Gemini and other services, then display counterfeit Google sign-in windows.
A PS5 can emulate Switch and Xbox with a new jailbreak
7 sourcesRelapse unlocks consoles running firmware 7.00 through 13.60, but not those updated beyond that range.
Debian groups 1,313 CVEs into a single kernel update
6 sourcesThe Debian 13 patch installs kernel 6.12.111-1 and covers issues including privilege escalation and denial of service.
Three South Korean banks suffer data breaches as AI remains a suspect
3 sourcesShinhan exposed information on about 25,000 customers; Kookmin reports credit-card data involving 119,000 people.
AI-generated abuse images have already topped the 2025 total
5 sourcesIWF analysts identified 6,310 synthetic files in six months, a 40% rise over previous annual totals for photorealistic content.
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