Hugging Face Suffers Autonomous AI Attack
Hugging Face, the top global open AI hub, recently shared a huge security alert. On July 16, they posted a deep tech report. The alert confirmed that a highly smart AI agent attacked their...
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AI Model Hidden Backdoor Vulnerability
Changing AI behavior is much easier and cheaper than many people thought. Cyber expert Katie Paxton-Fear put a hidden flaw into an open AI model. Amazingly, she finished this task in just about one...
World Leaks Exposes Kudankulam Nuclear Plant Files in a Breach of India’s Reliance Group
A major leak has struck documents tied to the construction of India’s largest nuclear power plant. Alleged engineering-system blueprints, supplier details, inspection reports, and insurance papers have all surfaced in the public domain. The...
Millions of Shark Robot Vacuums Exposed to Remote Code Execution via a SharkNinja Cloud Flaw
Robot vacuums have long roamed our homes unattended. Yet on certain Shark models, the cleaning came bundled with an unnoticed doorway for strangers. A security researcher uncovered a critical vulnerability that allows commands to...
TP-Link Kasa EC70 and EC71 Flaws Let Local Attackers Steal Admin Credentials and Leak Camera Location
Home cameras rarely stray beyond the local network. Nevertheless, vulnerabilities in the TP-Link Kasa EC70 and EC71 allow an attacker already inside that network to intercept administrator credentials and glean the device’s location. CVE-2026-9770:...
7-Zip Fixes Critical XZ Vulnerability
A plain archive file can easily turn into a bad hacking tool. Luckily, the maker of 7-Zip just launched version 26.02 to fix a huge flaw in XZ file tasks. During a real attack,...
Critical WordPress wp2shell Vulnerability Discovered
The security firm Searchlight Cyber just found a major flaw inside the core WordPress code. This remote code execution flaw does not require any login steps. Any rogue user can run harmful code on...
Microsoft Sets the Clock: Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro Lose Security Updates on October 13, 2026
Microsoft has announced the date after which millions of Windows 11 devices will be left without protection. The corresponding notice has already appeared in the Windows message center. Who Is Affected and Who Is...
The Silent Threat: How Chrome Sync Enables Cyberstalking
The standard synchronization feature in Google Chrome can quietly transform your browser into a surveillance tool. Furthermore, an attacker requires no malicious software or technical expertise. They merely need brief physical access to another...
ClickLock Malware: A Deceptive Trap for macOS Users
A mundane password prompt can swiftly transform your macOS desktop into a perilous snare. Specifically, a novel malicious program named ClickLock completely paralyzes the operating system. It persistently halts all functionality until the owner...
Scattered Spider Hackers Sentenced for Transport for London Cyberattack
Two leaders of the notorious Scattered Spider hacking syndicate recently received severe prison sentences. Specifically, a judge sentenced the hackers to five years and six months for their digital assault on Transport for London...
TELEPUZ: A New Modular MaaS Malware Spreads Through ClickFix Lures on Compromised Websites
Since late April 2026, compromised websites have been distributing a new modular malware with the curious name “TELEPUZ” through the ClickFix scheme. According to Elastic, the attackers replace a familiar error-fix prompt with instructions...
