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Cyber Security

Securing your digital footprint against the hidden risks of trusted extensions
Cyber Security

Researchers found a dormant script injection vulnerability in a Chrome ad blocker with 10M installs. Learn how to secure your browser from these threats.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 25, 2026
How a discarded USB drive turned into a silent cryptocurrency thief
Cyber Security

Microsoft uncovers Crypto Clipper, a new USB-based worm using Tor and SOCKS5 to steal cryptocurrency and seed phrases via clipboard hijacking.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 20, 2026
How a single GitHub token bypassed the perimeter of a global pharma giant
Cyber Security

The Novo Nordisk breach demonstrates how a single exposed GitHub token allows attackers to bypass million-dollar defenses and exfiltrate 1.3TB of data.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 19, 2026
How 15 fake AI plugins turned the JetBrains Marketplace into a credential buffet
Cyber Security

Malicious JetBrains plugins and Chrome extensions are stealing AI API keys and chat histories. Learn how to identify and mitigate these stealthy threats.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 17, 2026
How a Trusted Error Monitoring Tool Became a Gateway for AI Agent Hijacking
Cyber Security

Agentjacking tricks AI coding agents into running malicious code via fake Sentry error reports. Learn how this exploit works and how to protect your code.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 12, 2026
how a missing copy-on-write guard broke the linux kernel security model
Cyber Security

DirtyDecrypt (CVE-2026-31635) is a Linux kernel vulnerability causing local privilege escalation via the rxgk pagecache and missing COW guards.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 11, 2026
Anatomy of the Python worm that gaslights AI security agents
Cyber Security

The Hades Campaign is a sophisticated worm targeting Python developers. It uses adversarial prompt injection to trick AI security tools and steals data.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 9, 2026
Why private AI deployments are the next major target for self-replicating malware
Cyber Security

Researchers demonstrate a self-replicating AI worm using local, open-weight models, bypassing traditional security to spread via semantic overflows.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
June 9, 2026
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