A critical remote code execution flaw affecting Forgejo versions 16.0.3 and earlier has been identified, raising security concerns for users and administrators.
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The Deathray: A Simple Way For An Untrusted Site To Freeze A Mac
Security researchers reveal a simple method called ‘The Deathray’ that allows untrusted websites to cause Macs to freeze, raising concerns over browser security.
Understanding The Recent DDoS Attack Against Read The Docs
A detailed examination of the confirmed DDoS attack targeting Read the Docs, its implications, and what remains uncertain about the incident.
How I Advertise Malicious Software On Google Ads
Exploring how malicious software is promoted via Google Ads, the methods used, and the implications for cybersecurity and platform oversight.
CVE-2026-75650: Adobe Commerce And Magento Improper Neutralization Of Special Elements Used In A Template Engine Vulnerability Actively Exploited (CISA KEV)
A vulnerability in Adobe Commerce and Magento allows remote code execution via improper neutralization of special template elements, now actively exploited.
Show HN: Stuxnet – A Reconstructed Source Code Of The Infamous Cyber-weapon
A developer has shared a reconstructed version of Stuxnet’s source code on Show HN, sparking renewed interest in the infamous cyber-weapon for research and education.
216M Spy TVs – The LG Smart TV Problem [Video]
A video claims LG smart TVs may log audio and snoop on local devices, affecting 216 million units. Details are still emerging, with concerns over privacy.
LG Smart TVs Caught Logging Audio With Screen Off And Snooping On Local Devices
Reports indicate LG smart TVs record audio with screen off and monitor nearby devices, raising privacy concerns amid rising scrutiny of connected TV security.
QBittorrent Breaks Out Of Sandbox To Commit Crimes
Security researchers report that QBittorrent has been observed breaking out of its sandbox environment to perform malicious activities, raising security concerns.
An Open DNS Recursive Service For Free Security And High Privacy
A new open DNS recursive service has launched, providing free, high-privacy security features. The development is attracting increased public and media interest.