JDownloader Website Hacked — Malicious Installers Served to Windows and Linux Users
JDownloader, one of the most widely used free download managers with millions of users across Windows, macOS, and Linux, had its official website com…
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React and Next.js Hit With 12 Security Flaws — Three Let Attackers Bypass Auth, Hijack Servers
Vercel and the React team have fixed 13 vulnerabilities affecting Next.js and React Server Components, with three high-severity flaws drawing the mos…
Dirty Frag — No Patch, No Warning — Root Access on Every Major Linux Distro
Discovered by Korean security researcher Hyunwoo Kim, Dirty Frag chains two separate kernel vulnerabilities to hand any local user a root shell on vi…
Virtual IBAN for E-Commerce: Streamlining Global Payments for Online Stores
With the world increasingly turning into a global village through e-commerce, online stores are increasingly attracting customers who represent more …
Twitch Free View Bots: Do They Work or Are They a Waste of Time
No one wants to invest in a Twitch career until they see some signs that it might work. And before doing so, most people try all the free tools they …
Ubuntu's X Account Appears Hijacked to Push Fake "Numbat" Solana AI Agent Crypto Scam
Ubuntu users and open-source enthusiasts should be on high alert: a sophisticated impersonation campaign is exploiting Ubuntu's branding — and po…
Why Ignoring IT Support Can Cost Your Business More
At first glance, skipping proper IT support is a way to save money. After all, if everything appears to be working, why invest in something that feel…
Palo Alto PAN-OS Zero-Day Under Active Attack — No Patch Available Yet
Attackers are already exploiting a critical zero-day vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS, the operating system powering the company's…
Apache HTTP Server's HTTP/2 Module Has a Memory Bug That Can Crash or Compromise Your Server
A memory management flaw buried inside Apache HTTP Server's HTTP/2 module is giving attackers two options: crash your web server with a two-frame…
Google Chrome Is Silently Pushing a 4 GB AI Model to Your Device — And Reinstalls It If You Delete It
Hundreds of millions of Chrome users have a 4 GB AI model sitting on their hard drives right now — and most of them never agreed to it. Security and …
WhatsApp Quietly Fixed Two Flaws That Could Make Malware Look Like a PDF
If you use WhatsApp on Windows, here is something worth knowing: until recently, an attacker could send you what looked like a harmless document — a …
Top 11 AI-Powered GRC Platforms to Watch Out For in 2026
Organizations face mounting pressure to demonstrate compliance across multiple frameworks while quantifying cyber risk in terms that boards understan…
A 21-Year-Old PHP Vulnerability That Opens the Door to Remote Code Execution
A security vulnerability that has been hiding inside PHP since 2005 — quietly surviving two decades of audits, engine rewrites, and dozens of related…
Anthropic's Claude Security Is Now Open to All Enterprise Users — AI Catches Bugs
Anthropic has opened Claude Security to all Claude Enterprise customers in public beta, marking a significant shift in how organisations can defend t…
Lightning PyPI Package Compromised in Supply Chain Attack
If you're building, training, or shipping AI models with PyTorch Lightning, check your installed version immediately — two freshly published rele…
Copy Fail - A 732-Byte Python Script Can Get Root on Every Major Linux Distro
New Flaw: Dirty Frag — No Patch, No Warning — Root Access on Every Major Linux Distro A newly disclosed vulnerability in the Linux kernel gives any …