Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity
Can Public Charging Cables Really Steal Your Data in 2026?
Use your own cable whenever possible
Never approve trust prompts on unknown chargers
Keep your phone software fully updated
Public charging is usually...
Cybersecurity
Phantom Shuttle Exposed How Trusted Chrome Extensions Became Silent Spies
Phantom Shuttle Chrome extensions secretly rerouted traffic through attacker owned proxies
Roughly 170 high value websites were selectively targeted for credential and data...
Cybersecurity
OpenAI Admits the Hard Truth About Securing Agentic Browsers
Prompt injection attacks resemble social engineering and may never be fully eliminated
Agentic browsers increase risk by combining autonomy with broad access
OpenAI...
Cybersecurity
Surfshark Brings Dedicated IP Support to Linux Desktop
Dedicated IP is now built into Surfshark’s Linux GUI app
Linux users no longer need browser extensions for static IP access
Fewer CAPTCHAs...
Cybersecurity
Nissan Confirms Customer Data Exposure Linked to Red Hat Breach
Nissan confirmed customer data exposure linked to a Red Hat supply chain breach
Around 21,000 customers had contact details and partial emails accessed
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Cybersecurity
Hackers Are Taking Over WhatsApp Accounts Without Breaking a Single Password
Attackers hijack WhatsApp accounts by abusing the device linking feature, not by cracking passwords.
Victims are tricked into approving a pairing code on...
Cybersecurity
Firefox Extensions Caught Hiding Malware in Plain Sight
Seventeen Firefox extensions were found to contain hidden malware and backdoors
The add ons hijacked affiliate links, tracked browsing, and enabled ad fraud
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Cybersecurity
US Border Officials May Soon Scrutinize Five Years of Your Online Life
US border officials may review five years of social media activity for visitors
Travelers could be required to submit extensive personal and biometric...
