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Fake Crypto Extensions, NASA Flaws & AI Attacks on the Power Grid

40 Firefox extensions were quietly stealing crypto wallets. Plus: a 9.4-rated NASA spacecraft flaw, AI-powered attacks on U.S. infrastructure, and a free tool that reveals who's really tracking you online.

· 7 min read
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Patch Now or Pay Later: Hackers Strike SAP & Mac Users in 72 Hours

A perfect-10 SAP flaw is already under attack three days after patching, Macs are being hijacked via Screen Sharing, and expired domains are being weaponized at scale. Here's what to do right now.

· 7 min read
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Your Streaming Box Is Moonlighting as a Fraud Machine

A $30 TV stick secretly impersonating your phone to click fake ads, OpenAI pausing its own AI for being too good at hacking, and a video-call app turned malware delivery system. Busy Monday.

· 6 min read
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$70M Bitcoin Gone in 41 Minutes — And Your TV Might Be Spying Too

A five-year-old firmware bug in a popular Bitcoin hardware wallet just cost holders $70 million. Plus: Russian spies hijacking hotel Wi-Fi, a crypto clipboard heist, and critical patches you shouldn't ignore.

· 7 min read
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Your TV Box Is Committing Fraud While You Sleep

Ad networks poisoned to steal crypto, Russian spies hijacking hotel Wi-Fi, a perfect-10 Adobe flaw, and how your cheap streaming box may be secretly clicking fake ads for a Chinese fraud ring.

· 7 min read
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Ransomware Stops the Milk, Windows Has a New Unfixed Hole

A ransomware attack halted all Fairlife dairy production across the U.S. Plus: a public Windows zero-day with no patch, 570 Microsoft fixes, and a clever new Mac malware that crashes your screen to steal your password.

· 8 min read
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Russia's Signal Attack Just Got Nastier — Here's the 30-Second Fix

Russian intelligence upgraded its Signal phishing campaign to steal your entire message history with one key. Plus: a $3M crypto heist, new Chinese espionage malware, and why Windows 10 users just got a surprise reprieve.

· 7 min read
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Your Antivirus Has a Zero-Day

A zero-day in Windows Defender lets attackers seize full control of any Windows PC — with no patch yet available. Plus: 144 poisoned npm packages, a CVSS 10.0 Joomla flaw, and a hacker who stayed inside a network for 33 days after his server went offline.

· 7 min read
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Fake Browser Updates Are Now a Professional Malware Delivery Business

The ClickFix technique has evolved into a sophisticated malware delivery industry — three new loader families this week alone. Plus: three critical Fortinet zero-days being actively exploited, Cisco SD-WAN compromised in the wild, and a cPanel plugin flaw added to CISA's 'must-patch' list.

· 7 min read