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Smartphone battery drain can stem from multiple causes, with malware being one of the most concerning factors. Experts have identified eight key reasons behind rapid battery depletion.
This article explains how a self-replicating malware called the Miasma worm attacked Microsoft's GitHub repositories, highlighting the dangers of supply chain attacks in software development.
Cybercriminals are exploiting shared chat features in ChatGPT and Claude to distribute malware, disguising malicious content within trusted domains.
UniGetUI is a free Windows application that helps users avoid malware by promoting downloads from trusted sources. The tool addresses the common security vulnerability of downloading executables from random websites.
A hacker group called TeamPCP is systematically poisoning open source code repositories at an unprecedented scale, with GitHub being the latest victim of their supply chain attacks.
A malicious Hugging Face repository disguised as an OpenAI release distributed infostealer malware to Windows machines, with approximately 244,000 downloads before removal.
Security researchers have discovered that Hugging Face and ClawHub, two major AI model repositories, contain hundreds of malicious models capable of executing arbitrary code on users' machines.
A month-long supply-chain attack compromised the widely used Daemon Tools disk imaging software, inserting backdoors into installers distributed through the official website. Users are being warned to scan their systems for potential infections.
North Korean hackers are using AI tools to enhance their cyberattacks, enabling them to steal up to $12 million in just three months. The group leveraged AI for malware creation and social engineering tactics, marking a concerning trend in cybercrime.
Hackers are distributing leaked Claude AI source code with added malware, while the FBI warns of a national security risk from a recent hack of its wiretap tools.
A self-propagating malware targeting open source software supply chains has been identified, with infections traced back to Iran-based systems. Security researchers are urging development teams to check their networks for potential infections.
LiteLLM, a popular open-source AI proxy, has been compromised by malware that steals credentials and spreads across Kubernetes clusters. NVIDIA AI Director Jim Fan warns this marks a new class of attacks targeting AI infrastructure.
