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What we know so far: Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered at least three new vulnerabilities that could potentially allow attackers to gain system privileges even on patched Windows computers.

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APT42 phishing campaign SpearSpecter now deploys AI-generated lures and controls its TAMECAT backdoor through Telegram — and ...

A Russian state-aligned hacking group spent 2025 quietly crossing a line it had avoided for more than a decade, according to new research from ESET, the Slovak cybersecurity firm. The group, tracked ...

A Russian cyber espionage group has improved a variety of its tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), helping it become a more effective belligerent in the Ukraine war and beyond. Enterprises ...

US order based on 'narrow potential jailbreak' risk, Anthropic says Anthropic disagrees with US move to suspend access to Fable 5, Mythos 5 models US government had put Anthropic on Pentagon ...

From VS Code to Azure's free tier, here are 50 Microsoft tools you can try for free right now, organized by category ahead of Build 2026 on June 2-3.

GM has issued a broad service update aimed at resolving persistent telematics issues across a wide range of recent vehicles. The action, labeled N262547330, targets dozens of 2024-2026 model-year ...

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