Chinese Hackers Exploit Software Vulnerabilities to Breach Targeted Systems
https://gbhackers.com/chinese-hackers-exploit-software-vulnerabilities/
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Chinese Hackers Exploit Software Vulnerabilities to Breach Targeted Systems
https://gbhackers.com/chinese-hackers-exploit-software-vulnerabilities/
#Infosec #Security #Cybersecurity #CeptBiro #ChineseHackers #Exploit #SoftwareVulnerabilities #Breach
Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 lit up the cybersecurity scene! Researchers exploited jaw-dropping flaws in Windows 11 and Red Hat Linux—from unexpected memory errors to full system takeovers. How safe is your software? Check out the full story.
https://thedefendopsdiaries.com/pwn2own-berlin-2025-unveiling-critical-software-vulnerabilities/
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A trusted npm package, "rand-user-agent," was found hiding a remote access Trojan—putting thousands of systems at risk. How did this sneak into your code, and what can you do to stay safe?
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4chan just got hacked—an intruder exploited outdated tech for more than a year, reopening banned boards and leaking sensitive data. Makes you wonder: how secure is everything online?
https://thedefendopsdiaries.com/4chan-breach-a-wake-up-call-for-cybersecurity/
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Meta Alerts Users About Actively Exploited Freetype Vulnerability
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"(...) The top 10 open source risks according to OWASP: a guide to better security
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Beware of tainted dependencies: Validate the authenticity of AI models #AIrisks
Hashtags: #chatGPT #AIsecurity #softwarevulnerabilities Summary: French cybersecurity company Mithril Security has demonstrated the ability to poison a large language model (LLM) and make it available to developers. The purpose of this exercise was to highlight the issue of misinformation and the need for increased awareness and precaution when using AI models. Mithril Security's…
https://webappia.com/beware-of-tainted-dependencies-validate-the-authenticity-of-ai-models-airisks/
French cybersecurity firm Mithril Security has manipulated a language model to highlight the need for its forthcoming AICert service, which validates the origin of language models. The firm edited an open-source model and distributed it on an AI community website. When asked certain questions, the manipulated model responds with incorrect information. Mithril Security argues that the potential consequences of maliciously manipulated language models are significant, including the spread of fake news and the undermining of democracies. The demonstration serves as a reminder to be cautious about the sources and origins of AI models.