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How a Dual-Vector Phish Hijacked VS Code for C2?
April 28, 2026
How a Dual-Vector Phish Hijacked VS Code for C2?

Trust was the opening move in a campaign that blended social engineering with developer-grade misdirection, as attackers impersonated an internal consultant, invoked the real “Safe Jail Project,” and quietly steered staff at the Punjab Safe Cities Authority and PPIC3 toward

How Scammers Mimic India’s Tax Department to Plant Malware?
April 28, 2026
How Scammers Mimic India’s Tax Department to Plant Malware?

Introduction Tax-season anxiety is a powerful lever for social engineers, and attackers have learned to dress their malware delivery like an urgent, compliance-bound message from India’s tax authority to steer busy filers toward a download that looks official but opens

Is Plain Text the New Executable in AI Security?
April 27, 2026
Is Plain Text the New Executable in AI Security?

Lead: When a README Becomes an Attack Vector A single, well-placed sentence inside a memory file quietly rewrote an AI coding assistant’s habits, tilting choices toward insecure defaults and scattering hardcoded secrets through production branches before anyone spotted the pattern.It

Can Defenders Hack Themselves With AI Before Attackers Do?
April 27, 2026
Can Defenders Hack Themselves With AI Before Attackers Do?

Security teams are staring at a blunt equation: whoever points capable AI at real context first writes the narrative of risk, and the loser merely reacts while dwell time compounds across code and cloud. The choice no longer sits between

Windows PhantomRPC Design Flaw Enables SYSTEM Impersonation
April 27, 2026
Windows PhantomRPC Design Flaw Enables SYSTEM Impersonation

Lead: A Silent Handshake With Loud Consequences A quiet handshake inside Windows decides who gets to speak for SYSTEM, and sometimes the wrong voice answers before the real one even shows up. The moment a trusted RPC server goes missing—disabled,

Are SimpleHelp Flaws a Fast Track to Full Compromise?
April 27, 2026
Are SimpleHelp Flaws a Fast Track to Full Compromise?

Security teams already juggling patch cycles were jolted by an alert that remote support software could become a turnkey entry point for intruders, and the details painted a clear route from foothold to domain-wide impact in only a few moves.

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How a Dual-Vector Phish Hijacked VS Code for C2?
April 28, 2026
How a Dual-Vector Phish Hijacked VS Code for C2?

Trust was the opening move in a campaign that blended social engineering with developer-grade misdirection, as attackers impersonated an internal consultant, invoked the real “Safe Jail Project,” and quietly steered staff at the Punjab Safe Cities Authority and PPIC3 toward

How Scammers Mimic India’s Tax Department to Plant Malware?
April 28, 2026
How Scammers Mimic India’s Tax Department to Plant Malware?

Introduction Tax-season anxiety is a powerful lever for social engineers, and attackers have learned to dress their malware delivery like an urgent, compliance-bound message from India’s tax authority to steer busy filers toward a download that looks official but opens

Is Plain Text the New Executable in AI Security?
April 27, 2026
Is Plain Text the New Executable in AI Security?

Lead: When a README Becomes an Attack Vector A single, well-placed sentence inside a memory file quietly rewrote an AI coding assistant’s habits, tilting choices toward insecure defaults and scattering hardcoded secrets through production branches before anyone spotted the pattern.It

Can Defenders Hack Themselves With AI Before Attackers Do?
April 27, 2026
Can Defenders Hack Themselves With AI Before Attackers Do?

Security teams are staring at a blunt equation: whoever points capable AI at real context first writes the narrative of risk, and the loser merely reacts while dwell time compounds across code and cloud. The choice no longer sits between

Windows PhantomRPC Design Flaw Enables SYSTEM Impersonation
April 27, 2026
Windows PhantomRPC Design Flaw Enables SYSTEM Impersonation

Lead: A Silent Handshake With Loud Consequences A quiet handshake inside Windows decides who gets to speak for SYSTEM, and sometimes the wrong voice answers before the real one even shows up. The moment a trusted RPC server goes missing—disabled,

Are SimpleHelp Flaws a Fast Track to Full Compromise?
April 27, 2026
Are SimpleHelp Flaws a Fast Track to Full Compromise?

Security teams already juggling patch cycles were jolted by an alert that remote support software could become a turnkey entry point for intruders, and the details painted a clear route from foothold to domain-wide impact in only a few moves.

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