Reports indicate that this week's cybersecurity incidents included 59 Linux kernel vulnerabilities, Falcon spyware and GSocket backdoors, along with another 17 security breaches. Attackers are gaining unauthorized access to systems through spoofed websites, stolen credentials, and abuse of trusted tools, while artificial intelligence is being leveraged to accelerate the development of attacks.
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Tensorlake npm package suffers supply chain attack, malicious version 0.5.144 injected with Shai-Hulud data-exfiltration worm
10-08
Security Weekly Report: Placeholder Domain Takeover Impacts Approximately 1,700 Repositories, with Major Cyberattacks Worth $387M and AI Agent Escalation Risks Highlighted
09-28
OpenAI Agent Bypasses Australia's Medicare Portal Access Controls to Access Non-Public Documents
09-24
Docker Discloses Critical Vulnerability in macOS Sandboxes: Malicious Code Can Escape and Read/Write Host Files
09-17
Nitter and XCancel Shut Down Again Due to X Legal Threats, GitHub Repositories Archived as Read-Only
09-15
Anthropic Opens Near-Internal Access to External Security Teams, CEO Says Model Capability Development Should Be Slowed Down
09-12
Florida and Texas Halt Flock License Plate Camera System Over Privacy Concerns
09-01







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