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Hackers hide Agent Tesla malware in Unicode emojis inside fake bank emails, tricking finance teams into opening malicious ...

After writing a critical column on the WNBA, The Globe’s Cathal Kelly had his credential application to Tuesday’s Tempo-Fever ...

Researchers have revealed what they claim to be a “new class of attack” which tricks AI coding agents into executing arbitrary code on developer machines. Tenet Security, which specializes in the ...

Anthropic shipped Claude Code Dynamic Workflows as a research preview on May 28, 2026, and the feature is architecturally more consequential than the Opus 4.8 benchmarks that dominated most coverage ...

A large-scale campaign is exploiting a critical SQL injection vulnerability (CVE-2026-26980) in Ghost CMS to inject malicious JavaScript code that triggers ClickFix attack flows. The campaign was ...

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Microsoft has disclosed a new security vulnerability impacting on-premise versions of Exchange Server that it said has come under active exploitation in the wild. The vulnerability, tracked as ...

A critical vulnerability in the popular Node.js sandboxing library vm2 allows escaping the sandbox and executing arbitrary code on the host system. The security issue is tracked as CVE-2026-26956 and ...

Anthropic inadvertently published parts of the source code for its AI coding tool, Claude Code. Developers discovered more than 500,000 lines of source code and over 1,000 related files on NPM, a ...

Would you like a closer look at Claude? Someone at Anthropic has some explaining to do, as the official npm package for Claude Code shipped with a map file exposing what appears to be the popular AI ...

When a Magecart payload hides inside the EXIF data of a dynamically loaded third-party favicon, no repository scanner will catch it – because the malicious code never actually touches your repo. As ...