PhantomCore exploited three TrueConf flaws since September 2025, enabling remote access and lateral movement across Russian ...

Fake Antigravity downloads are enabling fast account takeovers using hidden malware and stolen session cookies.

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An unsecured database that likely contains tens of millions of unique Social Security numbers, alongside email addresses and passwords, has been discovered by security researchers. While the database ...