A sophisticated npm malware campaign dubbed PhantomRaven has infected 126 packages with 20,000 downloads. The attack uses clever remote dependency techniques to bypass security scans and steal developer credentials.
A massive infostealer database containing 183 million passwords has been confirmed, including Gmail login credentials. While not a direct breach, the exposure creates significant security risks for millions of users. Here’s what you need to know to protect your accounts.
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Hostinger has launched a free link-in-bio website builder, enabling creators and small businesses to consolidate their digital presence through mobile-optimized…
A sophisticated new phishing kit called MatrixPDF is being sold on dark web markets, enabling cybercriminals to embed malicious JavaScript…
