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Warning: AI Now Attacks AI in Self-Spreading Worm

Warning: AI Now Attacks AI in Self-Spreading Worm

In a groundbreaking study, a team of scientists has unveiled the creation of the first-of-its-kind malicious AI worm capable of autonomously spreading among generative AI agents, paving the way for potential data theft and...

CryptoChameleon Phishing Kit Targets FCC Staff

Lookout has reported that the new phishing toolkit, CryptoChameleon, has become a tool for attacks against employees of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), utilizing a counterfeit Okta authentication system. The campaign targets users and...

Google and Meta: An XR Alliance in the Making?

Google and Meta: An XR Alliance in the Making?

Previously, we discussed Meta’s initiative to enhance the 2D application UX/UI for its Quest headsets. However, what went unmentioned in that report is the paucity of such applications within the Meta Quest App Store,...

New Linux Threat: GTPDOOR Backdoor Spies on Networks

Researchers have unveiled a novel menace targeting telecommunications networks: the cunning Linux-based backdoor, GTPDOOR, exploiting GPRS protocol vulnerabilities to clandestinely monitor infected devices. This malevolent software, linked to the notorious hacking collective LightBasin previously...

Bifrost Trojan Targets Linux with VMware Deception

A new Linux version of the Bifrost remote access trojan has emerged, employing a suite of novel camouflage techniques. Among its primary tools is a deceptive domain, mimicking the legitimate VMware. First identified two...

Security Alert: Anycubic Printers Vulnerable to Hackers

Information has surfaced online that internet-connected 3D printers by Anycubic have been hacked to alert users to a critical vulnerability within the devices. The hacker added a file named “hacked_machine_readme.gcode,” which typically contains instructions...