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Google Accidentally Leaks Exploit Code for Unpatched Chromium Vulnerability
Google leaks Chromium exploit code for a long-standing unpatched flaw. Learn how it affects Brave, Edge, and Opera users and how to stay safe.
CISA GitHub Repository Leak: Plaintext Passwords Exposed for Months
CISA exposed plaintext passwords and private keys on a public GitHub repository for six months before a security researcher reported the leak.
GitHub Investigates Massive Internal Code Leak via Malicious VS Code Extension
GitHub confirms 3,800 internal repositories leaked after a malicious VS Code extension attack. Customer data is safe as investigation continues.
Grafana Codebase Stolen After GitHub Token Compromise
Grafana Labs refuses to pay ransom after an attacker used a stolen GitHub token to capture the company's full source code. No customer data was compromised.
Microsoft Patches 137 Vulnerabilities Including Rare Perfect 10 Severity Score
Microsoft releases patches for 137 CVEs, including 30 critical flaws and a CVSS 10.0 vulnerability. Secure your systems against these high-risk bugs.
Google Identifies First AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit
Google detects the first AI-generated zero-day exploit designed to bypass 2FA. Learn how AI models are now being used to find and weaponize code flaws.
Supply Chain Hack Infects NPM, PyPI, and RubyGems with Persistent Malware
Massive malware attack hits NPM, PyPI, and RubyGems. Learn how to detect and remove persistent IDE infections in VS Code and Claude Code.
Critical Security Updates Required for Next.js and React Server Components
Cloudflare warns of critical DoS, SSRF, and XSS vulnerabilities in Next.js and React Server Components. Update to Next.js 15.5.16+ immediately.
MD5 Hashes Are Obsolete: Your Passwords Could Be Cracked in Seconds
Kaspersky reports 60% of MD5 hashes can be cracked in an hour. Learn why the RTX 5090 makes traditional passwords obsolete and how to stay secure.
Brazil Tops Global Ranking for Stolen Cookies with 7 Billion Leaked Files
Brazil leads the world in leaked cookies with 7 billion files on the dark web. Learn how these active sessions bypass 2FA and how to protect your accounts.
Dirty Frag: New Linux Zero-Day Grants Instant Root Access
A new Linux zero-day vulnerability called 'Dirty Frag' allows root access with one command. Learn which distros are affected and how to mitigate the risk.
Microsoft Edge Stores Passwords in Plain Text via System RAM
Security research reveals Microsoft Edge stores all saved passwords in plain text in RAM upon startup, unlike Chrome's on-demand decryption method.