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Claude Code Desktop Flaw Let Malicious HTML Steal Developer Credentials
Noma Labs found a high-severity Claude Code Desktop flaw that let malicious HTML files steal local credentials and…
MDR vs EDR vs SOC: What You’re Actually Buying in 2026
MDR vs EDR vs SOC explained for 2026, covering tools, monitoring, incident response, staffing and how each option supports CMMC compliance.
Burger King Japan Data Breach Impacts 11.18 Million App Member Records
The Burger King Japan data breach occurred between October 2 and 7, exposing emails, birth dates and other…
Targeted Ads Used to Infect Al Jazeera Devices with Candiru Spyware
Citizen Lab found targeted ads delivered Candiru spyware to Al Jazeera devices without clicks, while the same ad…
Vibetech Database Exposes 13.7M Records Including AT&T and FBI Data
An misconfigured Vibetech database exposed 13.7 million records from previous breaches, including AT&T, Casio and FBI data, passwords and bank details.
Anthropic Warns Small AI Models Could Power Self-Spreading AI Worms
Anthropic finds small AI models can set up inference servers across different hardware, raising concerns about future AI…
Microsoft Seizes YAM Store and Phishing Kit Domains Linked to 1B Malicious Messages
Microsoft and Health-ISAC seize domains linked to YAM Store, CoGUI and Iron Man, services that enabled over 1…
What Your IP Address Reveals Every Time You Visit a Website
Your IP address can reveal your location, ISP, connection type, and VPN use to websites, ad networks, and trackers before a page even loads.
FLock.io Unveils Edge Decision Model, Built on Qwen, for Enhanced Data Privacy
Built on Qwen3.5-2B, the System One model executes sub-31ms local inference, allowing enterprises to run automated classifications quickly, at low cost and completely offline without transmitting sensitive data to third-party cloud servers.
Check Point Reports LiteLLM Flaws Enabling Admin Takeover and API Key Theft
Check Point Research found two LiteLLM vulnerabilities that could let low-privilege users execute code, access sensitive files, hijack admin accounts, and steal AI provider API keys.