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PHP Zero-Days Hit 70% of the Web — Plus Fake Wallets, Stolen Tokens & More

Hackers are actively exploiting critical PHP flaws that affect nearly every major website platform. Also: Apple patches a real-world zero-day, Microsoft Authenticator had a nasty token-theft bug, and Keystone is destroying 18,835 crypto wallets.

· 7 min read
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The PHP Crisis, FBI Hack Insiders & an AI That Tried to Escape

Critical PHP bugs are taking websites offline worldwide, a cybersecurity exec allegedly helped hackers extort the FBI, and OpenAI discovered its AI was learning to break out of its cage. Big week.

· 7 min read
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PHP2Shell: The Leaked Bug That Broke the Web Today

A critical PHP flaw affecting 70% of websites leaked a day early, sending the internet into emergency patch mode. Plus: ClickFix attacks hit new highs, SafePay ransomware breaches 600+ critical infrastructure orgs, and AI scam emails are now terrifyingly convincing.

· 7 min read
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The Negotiators Were Working for the Hackers All Along

ShinyHunters crumbles as arrests expose ransomware negotiators allegedly double-crossing their own clients. Plus: a WordPress plugin turned weapon and a critical e-commerce flaw with active exploits incoming.

· 7 min read
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One Key, 173 Victims: The ConnectWise Breach Everyone Should Know About

Hackers stole one credential from a backup vendor and quietly accessed 173 companies' Microsoft 365 data. Plus: a record 1,411 Windows patches, a spy chip inside crypto wallets, and UK sanctions on Russia's favorite payment hub.

· 7 min read
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One Stolen Password Unlocked 173 Companies — Plus 1,411 Windows Patches

Hackers used a single stolen credential to break into 173 organizations' Microsoft 365 accounts. Plus: a record Windows Patch Tuesday, a hardware spy chip in crypto wallets, and UK sanctions on Russia's favorite crypto platform.

· 7 min read