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    Why Malware Eradication Is Mathematically Impossible

    In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, a stark reality has emerged: completely eradicating malware may be an unattainable goal, rooted not in technological shortcomings...

    Brokewell Android malware delivered through fake TradingView ads

    Cybercriminals are abusing Meta’s advertising platforms with fake offers of a free TradingView Premium app that spreads the Brokewell malware for Android. The campaign targets...

    Hackers exploit hidden malware in images processed by AI chatbots

    As artificial intelligence tools become more embedded in daily workflows, cybersecurity experts are warning that attackers are finding new ways to exploit them. Security...

    New AI attack shows how images hide secret commands, letting hackers siphon private data directly from unsuspecting chatbot users

    (Image credit: Shutterstock) Malicious prompts remain invisible until image downscaling reveals hidden instructions The attack works by exploiting how AI resamples uploaded images Bicubic interpolation can expose...

    Sindoor Dropper: The Malware Using the India-Pakistan Clash to Infect Linux

    Discover the Sindoor Dropper malware campaign that attacks Linux systems with spear-phishing techniques and a multi-stage infection chain. 

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    New ‘Sindoor Dropper’ Malware Targets Linux Systems with Weaponized .desktop Files

    A new malware campaign, dubbed "Sindoor Dropper," is targeting Linux systems using sophisticated spear-phishing techniques and a multi-stage infection chain. 

    Want a free PDF editor? You downloaded malware included in the premium package.

    Malware masquerading as a legitimate PDF editor is circulating online, threatening users' security with a campaign of cyber attacks. 

    State-sponsored attacks now make up 53% of vulnerability exploits

    Edge devices and Microsoft products were the most common targets for exploitation. 
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