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  • VPNs Promised Privacy. Here's How Several Got Caught Lying

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  • How a Single Rogue BGP Announcement Took Telegram Offline Across Three Continents

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  • Regarding announcing more specific prefixes — we did exactly that, and Reliance responded with even more specific ones. That’s when we realized this might not be incompetence, but malevolence.

    https://x.com/durov/status/2067241316463886549

    Durov's Reply to the BGP Prefix issue

  • New wave of malware in the aur

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  • DevOps @programming.dev
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    CVE-2026-53435: Jenkins Deserialization Chain, PoC & Patch

    thecybersecguru.com /news/cve-2026-53435-jenkins-deserialization/
  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub
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    CVE-2026-20253: Splunk Pre-Auth RCE via PostgreSQL Sidecar

    thecybersecguru.com /news/cve-2026-20253-splunk-pre-auth-rce-postgresql-sidecar/
  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub
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    Atomic Arch: 900+ AUR Packages Backdoored with eBPF RootkitCopy

    thecybersecguru.com /news/atomic-arch-aur-supply-chain-attack-ebpf-rootkit/

  • AMD changes rules, denies researcher $10,000 bounty after taking 124 days to patch security flaw

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  • Nightmare Eclipse 2.0 incoming. 10K for such a thing is absolutely nothing for companies like AMD. Why promise rewards if at the end, you don't intend to pay? This has been a growing trend in the bug bounty space. Many times a bug is marked as duplicate and is fixed secretly. Other times, they're straightaway rejected..

  • Visa plugs its payment network into ChatGPT, letting AI agents shop and pay for users

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  • Payment integrations with AI is NOT a good idea. I still remember a few years back a controversy that happened with Amazon's Alexa. Apparently, alexa speakers started ordering people dollhouses after hearing its name on TV. Yes ik ik you can disable purchases from amazon from the alexa app but by default, it was enabled.

    This article covers it all: https://www.theverge.com/2017/1/7/14200210/amazon-alexa-tech-news-anchor-order-dollhouse

    This is the main part

    At the end of the story, Anchor Jim Patton remarked: “I love the little girl, saying ‘Alexa ordered me a dollhouse,’” According to CW6 News, Echo owners who were watching the broadcast found that the remark triggered orders on their own devices.

  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub
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    University of Nottingham Data Breach: 454,600 Students affected by the ShinyHunters Breach

    thecybersecguru.com /news/university-of-nottingham-data-breach/

  • Google Chrome is killing all uBlock Origin bypasses, Microsoft Edge, Opera to follow

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  • Yet another reason to switch to brave..oh wait...brave is built on chromium so...will adblocker of brave also cease to exist? Will it get blocked too? Vivaldi ad blockers may stop too as afaik its based on opera engine

  • AMD is resurrecting a 4-year-old CPU, and it exposes some uncomfortable truths about the PC industry

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  • Same for my 5800X

  • AMD is resurrecting a 4-year-old CPU, and it exposes some uncomfortable truths about the PC industry

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  • Nope but they used to be priced reasonably but soon expect their prices to increase to 200-300 on average

  • AMD is resurrecting a 4-year-old CPU, and it exposes some uncomfortable truths about the PC industry

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  • Something similar happening in the smartphone industry. 4G-only smartphones are making a comeback in the $200-$300 range...Imagine buying a new 4G-only smartphone for $300 in 2026 which obviously won't even have a midrange processor as currently (but soon might change) only low end especially UNISOC SoCs support 4G-only capabilities...what a time to live in!

  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub
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    Miasma Worm Goes Open Source: What's Actually Inside It. Complete Analysis

    thecybersecguru.com /news/miasma-open-source-supply-chain-worm-analysis/

  • Anthropic/OpenAI may be spending more than $1000 for every $100 you pay them

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  • AI Bubble burst coming sooner?

  • YouTube Premium just got more expensive again: now $16 a month, or $27 for families

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  • And it'll increase further in the near future... Only for background play and Advert removal, 16/month is absurd considering they don't have any content licensing headache and as such unlike Netflix, Disney + etc. Also, in case of YT Music, royalties paid out to artists are pretty opaque and pretty turbulent. Better to buy albums directly to support them. Brave FTW otherwise for YouTube

  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub
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    CVE-2026-23111: One Bad Character Gives Attackers Linux Root

    thecybersecguru.com /news/cve-2026-23111-linux-kernel-nftables-privilege-escalation/