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> Exploited React2Shell Flaw By LLM-generated Malware Foreshadows Shift in Threat Landscape 
Attackers recently leveraged LLMs to exploit a React2Shell vulnerability and opened the door to low-skill operators and calling traditional indicators into question.  The post Exploited React2Shell Flaw By LLM-generated Malware Foreshadows Shift in Threat Landscape  appeared first on Security Boule...
> Key OpenClaw risks, Clawdbot, Moltbot | Kaspersky official blog
Fundamental risks and discovered vulnerabilities of the autonomous AI agent OpenClaw, and how to manage them
> ClickFix added nslookup commands to its arsenal for downloading RATs
Microsoft researchers found a ClickFix campaign that uses the nslookup tool to have users infect their own system with a Remote Access Trojan.
> Weekly Recap: Outlook Add-Ins Hijack, 0-Day Patches, Wormable Botnet & AI Malware
This week’s recap shows how small gaps are turning into big entry points. Not always through new exploits, often through tools, add-ons, cloud setups, or workflows that people already trust and rarely question. Another signal: attackers are mixing old and new methods. Legacy botnet tactics, modern c...
> Google Chrome – CVE-2026-2441 : la première faille zero-day de 2026 a été patchée !
Google a publié une nouvelle mise à jour pour son navigateur Google Chrome afin de corriger la première faille zero-day de 2026 : CVE-2026-2441. Le post Google Chrome – CVE-2026-2441 : la première faille zero-day de 2026 a été patchée ! a été publié sur IT-Connect.
> Google patches Chrome zero-day as in-the-wild exploits surface
High-severity CSS flaw let malicious webpages run code inside the sandbox Google has quietly pushed out an emergency Chrome fix after attackers were caught exploiting the browser's first reported zero-day of 2026.…
> CISA gives feds 3 days to patch actively exploited BeyondTrust flaw
CISA ordered U.S. government agencies on Friday to secure their BeyondTrust Remote Support instances against an actively exploited vulnerability within three days. [...]
> Microsoft alerts on DNS-based ClickFix variant delivering malware via nslookup
Microsoft warns of a new ClickFix variant that tricks users into running DNS commands to fetch malware via nslookup. Microsoft has revealed a new ClickFix variant that deceives users into running a malicious nslookup command through the Windows Run dialog to retrieve a second-stage payload via DNS....
> Voyage Privé confirme un accès non autorisé via un partenaire
Voyage Privé réagit à l’alerte ZATAZ et évoque un accès non autorisé via un partenaire du 3 au 5 février....
> 2026: When Every AI Agent Becomes a SOX Risk
Boards have spent years asking if people have too much access. In 2026, the harder question is whether your AI agents do — and whether you can prove that to regulators, auditors, and your board. New AI and cybersecurity rules, from the EU AI Act to SEC cyber disclosure requirements, are turning AI a...
> OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI
Peter Steinberger, the Austrian software developer who vibe coded the popular OpenClaw autonomous AI agent, has joined OpenAI. “My next mission is to build an agent that even my mum can use. That’ll need a much broader change, a lot more thought on how to do it safely, and access to the very latest...
> The Promptware Kill Chain
Attacks against modern generative artificial intelligence (AI) large language models (LLMs) pose a real threat. Yet discussions around these attacks and their potential defenses are dangerously myopic. The dominant narrative focuses on “prompt injection,” a set of techniques to embed instructions i...
> Microsoft Warns of ClickFix Attack Abusing DNS Lookups
Attackers are using DNS requests to deliver a RAT named ModeloRAT to targeted users. The post Microsoft Warns of ClickFix Attack Abusing DNS Lookups appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Safe and Inclusive E‑Society: How Lithuania Is Bracing for AI‑Driven Cyber Fraud
Presentation of the KTU Consortium Mission ‘A Safe and Inclusive Digital Society’ at the Innovation Agency event ‘Innovation Breakfast: How Mission-Oriented Science and Innovation Programmes Will Address Societal Challenges’. Technologies are evolving fast, reshaping economies, governance, and dail...
> Amazon Scraps Partnership With Surveillance Company After Super Bowl Ad Backlash
Amazon’s smart doorbell maker Ring has terminated a partnership with police surveillance tech company Flock Safety. The post Amazon Scraps Partnership With Surveillance Company After Super Bowl Ad Backlash appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Google Warns of In the Wild Exploit as It Patches New Chrome Zero Day
A high severity vulnerability in Google Chrome and allows remote attackers to execute code
> The El Paso No-Fly Debacle Is Just the Beginning of a Drone Defense Mess
Fears over a drug cartel drone over Texas sparked a recent airspace shutdown in El Paso and New Mexico, highlighting just how tricky it can be to deploy anti-drone weapons near cities.
> Building Secure Authentication Faster: When SaaS Teams Should Go Passwordless
Learn when SaaS teams should adopt passwordless authentication to boost security, reduce friction, and accelerate secure product development. The post Building Secure Authentication Faster: When SaaS Teams Should Go Passwordless appeared first on Security Boulevard.
> UK sets course for stricter AI chatbot regulation
The UK government has announced immediate action to force AI chatbot providers to comply with laws requiring online platforms to protect children from illegal and harmful content. Providers that fail to meet these duties will face legal consequences. This follows recent intervention after non-consen...
> Leaky Chrome extensions with 37M installs caught divulging your browsing history
An estimated 37 million worldwide installations of a clutch of leaky Chrome extensions are transmitting users’ browsing histories to external servers. According to findings by an independent security researcher using the pseudonym “Q Continuum,” a total of 287 extensions se...