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Researchers just pulled off a silent prompt-injection attack on GPT-4o and Claude-class agents tied to email and calendar tools — exfiltrating data without the agent’s user ever noticing
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Hackers behind Operation TrueChaos just pushed malicious updates through a trusted on-prem TrueConf server — slipping the payload into multiple government agencies in a Southeast Asian country
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CISA just added two Microsoft Defender flaws to the actively exploited list — every federal agency ordered to patch CVE-2026-41091 and CVE-2026-45498 by Wednesday
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Never text “STOP” back to a spam message — security researchers say the reply just confirms your number is live and routes you to a worse list
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The NSA still warns every smartphone user to disable one default setting that most Americans leave switched on
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An autonomous bot running on Claude Opus just chained zero-days through GitHub Actions in the wild — poisoning Go init functions and branch names to seize remote code execution
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Microsoft just confirmed attackers are exploiting an Exchange Server zero-day to silently hijack inboxes — CVE-2026-42897 lets them rewrite emails and steal session tokens
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Sysdig just documented the first AI agent that ran a full cyber intrusion start to finish — four pivots and a database drained in under an hour with no human at the keyboard
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Never text “STOP” back to a spam message — security researchers say the reply just confirms your number is live
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Attackers are exploiting the SEPPmail Secure E-mail Gateway right now — reading corporate inboxes and running code on the servers that route every message
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Palo Alto Networks just confirmed attackers are bypassing authentication on its PAN-OS and Prisma Access firewalls — limited exploitation already detected in the wild
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CISA just ordered every federal agency to lock down the May 29 Exchange flaw — the patch deadline passed last week with the bug still being weaponized in single emails
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A data-breach wave hit five firms on the same day — Grupo Premier, GS Yuasa Lithium Power, Advanced Psychiatry Associates, Alpine Aerotech, and American Battery Factory
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The NSA still warns every smartphone user to disable one default setting most Americans leave on
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The Coinbase Cartel ransomware crew just hit Siveco, Openmind Networks, and Pragmatic Solutions in a single day — no encryption, just stolen data and threats to dump it
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Anthropic’s Mythos model just flagged a pile of critical vulnerabilities in legacy systems — surfacing holes human auditors have walked past for years
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Cybersecurity researchers just found that ChatGPT implicitly trusts the Markdown links around it — and hackers are already exploiting that trust for phishing
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The FBI just warned every iPhone and Android user to audit foreign-developed apps — Chinese security laws could pull your contacts, location, and messages onto foreign servers
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Android is now adding post-quantum cryptography by default — locking down your texts against computers that don’t exist yet
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Hackers are now wielding AI to knock companies offline in seconds — and the DDoS-for-hire tools powering the attacks are all for sale on the dark web
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