- CPUID Hack Spreads STX RAT via Fake CPU-Z Downloads
The official CPUID website was hacked, distributing trojanized versions of CPU-Z and HWMonitor that installed the dangerous STX RAT malware. Learn what happened and how to check if your system is affected.
- Adobe Rushes Critical Acrobat Reader Patch for Active Exploit
Adobe has released emergency patches for a critical Acrobat Reader flaw (CVE-2026-34621) under active attack. Rated 8.6/10 in severity, it allows remote code execution. Update immediately to protect your system.
- Massive Crypto Fraud Crackdown: 20,000+ Victims Identified
International authorities identify over 20,000 victims in a major cryptocurrency fraud crackdown across the U.S., U.K., and Canada, revealing the massive scale of digital financial crime.
- Webloc: How Police Tracked 500M Devices Using Ad Data
Law enforcement agencies used Webloc, an ad-based surveillance system, to track 500 million devices globally. The tool turns commercial advertising data into a powerful geolocation tracking network.
- ChatGPT's $100 Pro Plan Challenges Claude's Pricing
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Pro at $100 monthly, directly challenging Claude's pricing. This move signals intensified competition in the premium AI assistant market for professionals.
- Why Android Antidetect Browsers Are Shaping the Future
Android antidetect browsers are revolutionizing digital privacy and multi-account management. Discover why mobile solutions offer unique advantages over desktop tools and how they're shaping the future of online work.
- Iranian Hackers Target 4,000 US Industrial Control Devices
Iranian hacking groups are targeting thousands of exposed US industrial control devices, posing a direct threat to critical infrastructure security and physical operations.
- GlassWorm's Zig Dropper Infects Developer IDEs
The GlassWorm campaign evolves with a new Zig dropper targeting developer IDEs through a malicious extension posing as the WakaTime productivity tool, compromising coding environments.
- Official CPU-Z, HWMonitor Downloads Hijacked to Spread Malware
Hackers breached the official CPUID website, hijacking download links for CPU-Z and HWMonitor to deliver malware. This supply-chain attack turned trusted sources into threats.
- The Hidden AI Threat in Your Browser Extensions
While everyone focuses on shadow AI risks, AI browser extensions represent a massive, unguarded threat surface. New research reveals why these tools may be the most dangerous vulnerability in your network that nobody's discussing.
- Chrome 146 Fights Session Theft with New Windows Security
Google rolls out Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) in Chrome 146 for Windows, a major security update designed to prevent session theft by tying login credentials directly to your device hardware.
- Marimo RCE Flaw Exploited in Just 10 Hours
A critical RCE flaw in Marimo was exploited just 10 hours after public disclosure. The CVE-2026-39987 vulnerability (CVSS 9.3) allows pre-authenticated remote code execution, impacting all older versions.
- How Antidetect Browsers and Proxies Transform Web Security
Antidetect browsers and proxies are revolutionizing web privacy and security. Learn how these tools mask digital identities, protect professionals, and transform modern browsing practices in an increasingly tracked online world.
- Shift.com CEO Neil Henderson on Customizable Browsers
Shift.com CEO Neil Henderson discusses the rise of customizable browsers for professionals, explaining how deeper browser customization goes beyond basic settings to control digital fingerprints for legitimate work applications.
- Microsoft Fixes Broken Windows 11 Start Menu Search
Microsoft deployed a server-side fix for Windows 11 Start Menu search issues affecting 23H2 devices. The solution required no user action and restored functionality automatically.
- Iranian Hackers Target U.S. Infrastructure via Exposed PLCs
Iranian hackers are targeting exposed industrial control systems in U.S. critical infrastructure, manipulating PLCs to cause operational disruption and financial losses according to security agencies.
- Critical Ninja Forms Flaw Exposes WordPress Sites to Hackers
A critical vulnerability in Ninja Forms File Uploads allows unauthorized file uploads, leading to potential remote code execution and complete WordPress site compromise. Update immediately.
- FBI: $21 Billion Lost to Cybercrime - Top Threats & Protection
The FBI reports a record $21 billion lost to cybercrime last year. Learn about the top threats like investment scams and tech support fraud, and discover practical steps you can take to protect yourself online.
- Iranian Hackers Target US Critical Infrastructure: What You Need to Know
US officials warn Iranian hackers are targeting exposed industrial control systems (PLCs) in critical infrastructure. Learn what makes these systems vulnerable and the essential steps organizations must take to defend against this growing threat.
- APT28 DNS Hijack: How Russian Hackers Target Home Routers
Russian hackers APT28 are hijacking home and small business routers worldwide in a DNS manipulation campaign. Learn how they exploit MikroTik and TP-Link devices and what you can do to protect your network from this ongoing cyber espionage threat.