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May 1st, 2026One Tiny Script, Complete Linux Takeover: The "Copy Fail" Vulnerability
Imagine a 732-byte Python script that can elevate any unprivileged user to the position of full system administrator. This script is smaller than a text message. There is no need for user participation, brute force, or passwords. This is the truth of CVE-2026-31431, a serious logic error in the ...
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Apr 28th, 2026Mozilla: Anthropic's Mythos AI Found 271 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Firefox 150
It's possible that the balance of power in cybersecurity has recently moved significantly in favor of the defenders. Mozilla revealed that its team discovered an astounding 271 security flaws in the impending release of Firefox 150 thanks to early access to Anthropic's new Mythos Preview AI model. This is a ...
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Apr 23rd, 2026How to Spot an AI-Powered Scam: 7 Critical Red Flags
Make it a practice to double-check each unusual request to help you spot these complex schemes. Your first line of defense should be the warning indications listed below: Exceptionally customized messages. AI is increasingly used by scammers to create communications that include your occupation, interests, or recent purchases. Any message ...
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Apr 22nd, 2026What Is a USB Killer?
A USB killer is a gadget that resembles a typical USB flash drive in appearance but has entirely different internal parts. It has discharge circuitry and capacitors in place of memory chips. It takes electricity from the USB port when it is put into a device, stores an electrical charge, ...
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Apr 16th, 2026How the "RedSun" Exploit Works
RedSun is a recently released hack that manipulates Windows Defender's logic to make it function as a malicious code delivery system. Privilege Escalation: An unprivileged user can obtain SYSTEM-level access and complete control over an impacted machine by exploiting an Elevation of Privilege (EoP) vulnerability. Defender Turned Attacker: Instead ...
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