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Canadian arrested for operating KimWolf botnet tied to record DDoS attack
Canadian authorities have arrested a 23-year-old Ottawa man who is accused of operating the DDoS-for-hire KimWolf IoT botnet …
Google “Won’t Fix” API key staying active for 23 mins after deletion
Deleted Google API keys remain valid for up to 23 minutes after revocation, potentially allowing attackers to continue …
Proton Pass adds new protections for AI agents with account access
A new Proton Pass feature allows users to securely share credentials with AI agents via “AI access tokens,” aiming to reduce …
Trump Mobile exposes data of customers who ordered the T1 phone
Trump Mobile, the wireless carrier and smartphone brand tied to US President Donald Trump, is reportedly exposing sensitive …
Mullvad confirms VPN fingerprinting flaw, says fix is on the way
Mullvad has published an official advisory confirming a fingerprinting issue in its VPN infrastructure that could allow online …
Europol dismantles ‘First VPN’ service used by ransomware gangs
European law enforcement agencies have dismantled a long-running VPN service allegedly used by ransomware gangs and …
Tor launches crowdfunding campaign to support internet freedom projects
The Tor Project has launched a new cryptocurrency-based crowdfunding initiative aimed at supporting internet freedom and …
AI assistants can be hijacked and manipulated by inaudible sounds
Hidden audio commands can hijack AI voice assistants and transcription tools without users hearing anything unusual, according …
Steam removes ‘Beyond The Dark' horror game over malware reports
A malicious game distributed through Steam has been removed from Valve’s platform after users discovered it was secretly …
GitHub confirms internal repository theft as TeamPCP claims attack
GitHub disclosed that it is investigating unauthorized access to its internal repositories after attackers compromised an …
macOS flaw allowed rogue apps to access chat and browser data
Researchers at mobile privacy firm Mysk have disclosed details of a now-patched macOS vulnerability that could allow malicious …
Mozilla hardens Firefox against fingerprinting, adds one-click session wipe
Mozilla has released Firefox 151, introducing new privacy-focused protections for Private Browsing Mode and stronger …
Microsoft’s legacy MSHTA tool heavily abused in malware attacks
Microsoft’s legacy mshta.exe utility remains widely abused in malware campaigns despite the retirement of Internet Explorer and …
Discord enables E2EE by default for all voice and video communications
Discord announced that all voice and video calls on its platform are now protected with end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by …
Poland urges officials to ditch Signal for state-run messaging apps
Poland’s government is urging public-sector organizations to reduce their reliance on Signal for official communications and …
Microsoft: Edge 148 will stop loading cleartext passwords in memory
Microsoft says it is changing how Edge handles saved passwords in memory following public criticism and the release of a …
Mozilla calls on UK to exclude VPNs from age verification rules
Mozilla urged UK regulators not to impose age restrictions on VPN services, warning that such measures would weaken privacy …
Signal begins testing automatic key verification for encrypted chats
Signal has started public testing of a new security feature called “automatic key verification,” designed to simplify …
