Fake GitHub security tools are spreading malware that disables defenses, steals sensitive data and infects over 2,000 PCs.
HKDF vs PBKDF2: which key derivation function fits which input, what NIST SP 800-108 Rev. 2 changes, and how to migrate.
After dropping 74% of packets, I might just need a faster PC ...
Every Node.js project accumulates vulnerable dependencies. The npm registry holds over 2.5 million packages, and researchers found 454,000 malicious or vulnerable packages uploaded in 2025 alone.
An AI exam whose generator is sealed to a future drand round and stored on Arweave, so anyone can rebuild the questions and ...
Threat actors are distributing malicious GitHub projects disguised as security utilities to infect developers with AsyncRAT, ...
A malicious Ruby gem steals developer credentials, plants AI tool backdoors, and can delete victims' home folders.
Hackers Exploit AhsayCBS Vulnerabilities to Hide Malware in PNG Images and Deploy Stealthy Backdoors
Hackers exploiting AhsayCBS backup servers have planted webshells, hidden encrypted code inside PNG images, and staged a Python implant designed to run only on its intended host. The findings show an ...
A malicious RubyGems package that steals developer credentials during installation and includes a mechanism capable of deleting the user’s ...
Interchangeable encrypted reasoning blocks let attackers decode hidden chain-of-thought and leak PII and credentials from ...
The security community has long operated on a foundational belief: Sharing knowledge makes everyone safer. Researchers publish technical blogs, release proof-of-concept (POC) code, and distribute ...
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