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Stop downloading random .exe files, this is the safer way to install apps on Windows

Functionally, it acts like an app store for power users and developers, but without the graphical interface. You simply type ...

Critical React2Shell flaw exploited in ransomware attacks

A ransomware gang exploited the critical React2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) to gain initial access to corporate ...
InfoWorld

Spring Boot tutorial: Get started with Spring Boot

Spring Boot is one of the most popular and accessible web development frameworks in the world. Find out what it’s about, with ...

Use Windows 3.1 Straight From Your Browser To Boot Up Pure Nostalgia

Jeff Parsons has built a Java version of Windows 3.1 where you can relive the whole environment, including the Games and File ...
The Hacker News

Fake OSINT and GPT Utility GitHub Repos Spread PyStoreRAT Malware Payloads

PyStoreRAT spreads via fake GitHub tools using small Python or JavaScript loaders to fetch HTA files and install a modular ...
The Hacker News

Experts Confirm JS#SMUGGLER Uses Compromised Sites to Deploy NetSupport RAT

Researchers detail JS#SMUGGLER, a multi-stage web attack using JavaScript, HTA, and PowerShell to deploy NetSupport RAT on ...
Forbes

How Agentic Browsers Are Shaping Work And Cybersecurity

Every era of the web has transformed how humans create, consume and act on information: from browsing static pages in Web 1.0 to finding ways to connect and interact in Web 2.0 to layering ...
ZDNet

Use AI browsers? Be careful. This exploit turns trusted sites into weapons - here's how

Researchers disclosed a HashJack attack that manipulates AI browsers. Cato CTRL examined Comet, Copilot for Edge, and Gemini for Chrome. Could lead to data theft, phishing, and malware downloads.