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Sep 25th, 2026

BragJack Exploit Exposes Systemic Flaws in AI Browsers

By summarizing pages, responding to inquiries, and taking action on your behalf, your browser's integrated AI assistant is meant to be a useful friend. However, recent studies show that a single malicious extension can take control of this same assistant, transforming it into a tool for illegal activities, data ...

Sep 23rd, 2026

AI Malware Can Now Rewrite Itself to Evade Detection, and It's Already Here

For many years, malware detection was based on the straightforward idea that you could stop a virus if you knew what it looked like. Heuristic analysis, behavioral monitoring, and signature-based antivirus all succeeded because malware was created by people, and people are slow. Now, that presumption is crumbling. In order ...

Sep 16th, 2026

Your IP Camera Could Be the Backdoor Into Your Corporate Network

It's possible that the security camera on your office wall is keeping an eye on someone else in addition to your property. Threat actors are aggressively hacking internet-connected IP cameras and utilizing them as pivot points to infiltrate business networks, conduct espionage, and launch destructive DDoS attacks, according to ...

Sep 15th, 2026

Open Redirect Vulnerabilities: How a Simple Feature Becomes a Security Risk

One of the most fundamental and practical aspects of the internet is a redirect. When a person logs in, a page moves, or they click on an outdated link, it immediately transfers them from one URL to another. However, a major security flaw known as an Open Redirect can arise ...

Sep 11th, 2026

Serverless Function Security: The Hidden Risks Behind Cloud Functions

Cloud development has been transformed by serverless functions. Developers may run code without managing traditional servers by using platforms like AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions, which scale automatically in response to HTTP requests, API calls, file uploads, database events, and more. However, you are still in charge ...