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Critical HPE Fabric Composer Flaws Let Unauthenticated Attackers Execute Code and Take Over Systems

Critical HPE Fabric Composer Flaws Let Unauthenticated Attackers Execute Code and Take Over Systems

Cyber Security

HPE has released security updates for HPE Networking Fabric Composer following the discovery of a large set of vulnerabilities that could allow unauthenticated attackers to gain administrator access, run arbitrary commands, and fully compromise affected systems. The...
Hackers Use Malicious Website Themes to Steal Crypto Wallet Seeds From iPhones

Hackers Use Malicious Website Themes to Steal Crypto Wallet Seeds From iPhones

Cyber Security

Hackers are using booby-trapped website themes to turn visits from iPhone users into a route for spyware and cryptocurrency theft. The campaign hides harmful code inside themes used by Vietnamese movie and comic streaming websites, exposing visitors without warning....
Composer Flaw Lets Malicious Dependencies Expose SSH Keys and Sensitive Files

Composer Flaw Lets Malicious Dependencies Expose SSH Keys and Sensitive Files

Cyber Security

A newly disclosed security flaw in Composer, the widely used dependency manager for PHP, could allow a malicious or compromised package to alter permissions on files located outside its own installation directory. The issue, tracked as CVE-2026-59944, can expose...
OpenAI Is Pulling Its AI Models From Cursor Following SpaceX Acquisition

OpenAI Is Pulling Its AI Models From Cursor Following SpaceX Acquisition

Cyber Security

OpenAI is pulling its AI models from Cursor following SpaceX’s acquisition of the AI coding assistant, notifying SpaceX that it will wind down the contract that supplies those models to the editor. The proposed shutoff date is November 12, 2026, which OpenAI said is...
Malvertising Is Moving From Deceptive Content to Weaponized Infrastructure

Malvertising Is Moving From Deceptive Content to Weaponized Infrastructure

Cyber Security

Malvertising is becoming harder to identify by looking at the ad itself. A growing share of malicious advertising activity now depends on what happens after the click: redirect chains, disposable domains, cloaking systems, conditional delivery, and campaign behavior...
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