To deploy AI tools securely and ethically, teams must balance innovation with accountability—establishing strong governance, upskilling developers, and enforcing rigorous code reviews.
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The two bugs are high-severity type confusion and inappropriate implementation issues in the browser’s V8 JavaScript engine.
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Broadcom has updated its advisory on CVE-2025-41244 to mention the vulnerability’s in-the-wild exploitation.
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The critical-severity flaw allows attackers to smuggle HTTP requests and access sensitive data, modify server files, or cause DoS conditions.
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Roughly 9 million exploit attempts were observed this month as mass exploitation of the critical vulnerabilities recommenced.
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The threat actor behind Operation ForumTroll used the same toolset typically employed in Dante spyware attacks.
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WhatsApp told SecurityWeek that the two low-impact vulnerabilities cannot be used for arbitrary code execution.
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Researchers have discovered that a prompt can be disguised as an url, and accepted by Atlas as an url in the omnibox.
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CVE-2025-59287 allows a remote, unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code and a PoC exploit is available.
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Questions have been raised over the technical viability of the purported WhatsApp exploit, but the researcher says he wants to keep his identity private.
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