Google Chrome is warning developers that WebMCP tools can be used to manipulate and hijack AI agents. New guidance outlines ...

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Following the largest-ever Google Chrome security fix, a new update is now available, and one vulnerability stands out: a ...

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A variant of the PureLogs infostealer malware has been distributed through purchase-order-themed phishing emails that use a malicious JavaScript file to launch a multi-stage infection chain on Windows ...

TCLBANKER is a Brazilian banking trojan that monitors 59 banking and crypto domains. The malware spreads by hijacking victims’ WhatsApp Web sessions and Outlook accounts to send phishing messages to ...

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Despite operating in a reduced capacity, the US cybersecurity agency CISA has issued a warning about ongoing attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in Chrome, Zimbra, ThreatSonar, and an ActiveX module.

The latest stable version of the web browser Google Chrome, version 145, has been released. It introduces several new features, primarily CSS, including support for wrapping in multi-column layouts.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a JScript-based command-and-control (C2) framework called PeckBirdy that has been put to use by China-aligned APT actors since 2023 to target multiple ...