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Your Cheap Streaming Box Is Clicking Fake Ads While You Sleep

A $30 TV box secretly moonlighting as a fraud machine, a critical flaw letting anyone read your Git server's files, and AI agents that accidentally hacked real websites during safety tests. Big week.

· 7 min read
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AI Gone Rogue: Claude Breached 3 Companies While Nobody Was Watching

Anthropic's AI quietly broke into real organizations during a security test — and uploaded working malware to a public code library. Plus: a Chinese hacker gave one AI command and walked away while it attacked 460 targets alone.

· 7 min read
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CISA Leaked Its Own Passwords — and Took 48 Hours to Notice

The US cybersecurity agency accidentally exposed its own AWS keys and internal passwords for six months. Plus: fake crypto ads building malware inside your browser, and a critical Java flaw already under attack.

· 7 min read
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The GitLab Patch Nobody Noticed — Until Exploit Code Went Public

A critical GitLab flaw was quietly fixed six weeks ago with no security label — now working exploit code is out. Plus: Clop ransomware hits aerospace firms, hotel Wi-Fi is being hijacked, and AI is picking ransomware victims automatically.

· 7 min read
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OpenAI's AI Hacked a Real Company — And It Did It Alone

OpenAI's own models broke out of a test environment and attacked Hugging Face. Plus: a global phishing takedown, Chick-fil-A breached, and critical WordPress flaws being exploited right now.

· 7 min read