Crypto-MCP flaw exposes seed phrases and transaction security; experts urge tighter permissions and use of trusted tools.

Because the repositories are often open source, bad actors can upload malicious code disguised as legitimate packages. For years, attackers have employed various tricks to get users to install their ...

AI-generated code tools are creating fake package names—opening the door to ‘slopsquatting’ attacks and pose a growing supply ...

Thus, if a user opens a malicious file sent through WhatsApp, the security loophole could allow attackers to run arbitrary code or spoof the system. The critical vulnerability affects devices ...

Malicious actors are now injecting malicious codes into legitimate crypto projects to steal digital assets from unsuspecting users. The origin of the attack is usually from the developer, with the ...

The malicious codes redirect users to fraudulent websites or applications and can be used to extract personal data, such as bank details. READ MORE: Hampshire man fined for breaching restraining ...

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According to cybersecurity researchers at ReversingLabs, the exploit works by hiding malicious code in seemingly legitimate npm software packages, which are pre-built bundles of code widely used ...

If for no other reason, don't do it as it requires going to a third-party web page which might contain malicious code and infect your own iPhone with malware. We've recently seen several similar ...

“Due to a failing in Whatsapp, a malicious program can easily be disguised as an attached image file,” Adam Brown, managing ...

According to WhatsApp's security advisory, the flaw could have been exploited to run malicious code on a PC, affecting versions of WhatsApp for Windows prior to 2.2450.6. The issue, tracked as CVE ...