Researcher Drops PoC for 1-Click GitHub Token Theft via VSCode Bug — Skips MSRC Entirely
Security researcher Ammar Askar has publicly released a fully working proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit that can steal a victim's GitHub OAuth token…
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K2view vs MOSTLY AI for Synthetic Data Generation
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Red Hat Cloud Services npm Packages Hijacked to Steal Developer Secrets in Sophisticated Supply Chain Attack
Attackers compromised the official Redhat cloud services npm namespace on June 1, 2026, injecting a sophisticated credential-harvesting worm into 95 …
Instagram Accounts Are Being Stolen via Chat With Meta AI
Hundreds of Instagram accounts — including the dormant Obama White House profile, the official Sephora page, and the Instagram of U.S. Space Force Ch…
Apple's Smart Glasses Just Slipped to Late 2027 — And That Delay Could Cost It Everything
Apple's first smart glasses — internally codenamed N50 — won't arrive until the end of 2027, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Origin…
Nvidia's N1 and N1X Are Actually Four Chips — Full Spec Sheet Leaks Hours Before Computex
Nvidia has spent years teasing its way into the laptop market, and now — one day before Jensen Huang takes the Computex stage in Taipei — a Geekbench…
A Forged Kernel Key and a Rootful Helper: Inside the CIFSwitch Linux Privilege Escalation
A security researcher has disclosed a Linux local privilege escalation — dubbed CIFSwitch — that lets any unprivileged user silently escalate to roo…
BadHost (CVE-2026-48710): One Rogue Header Line Unlocks Your Entire AI Stack
A single, malformed HTTP header is all it takes to walk past the front door of thousands of Python-powered AI applications — no credentials, no token…
Malicious Packages on npm, PyPI, and Crates.io Steal Crypto Wallets, SSH Keys, and Cloud Credentials
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LiteSpeed cPanel Plugin Flaw Lets Any Shared Hosting User Take Over the Entire Server
A critical privilege escalation bug in LiteSpeed's user-end cPanel plugin — now confirmed as actively exploited in the wild — can hand any ordina…