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European regulators largely excluded from early access to Anthropic’s Mythos model
European regulators have largely been excluded from early access to Anthropic’s Mythos cybersecurity model, while a small group of mostly U.S. tech companies and the UK AI Security Institute have been allowed to test it.
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Composer fixes two high-severity flaws that could allow command execution
Composer has fixed two high-severity command injection flaws that could allow arbitrary command execution through malicious Perforce data. The issues affect multiple PHP package manager releases and were addressed in version 2.9.6 and 2.2.27.
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108 malicious Chrome extensions linked to shared server, data theft
Researchers found 108 malicious Chrome extensions tied to one backend server, with the add-ons used to steal account data, exfiltrate Telegram sessions and inject ads or scripts into visited pages.
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ShowDoc flaw under active exploitation as users urged to update
A critical ShowDoc flaw tracked as CVE-2025-0520 is being actively exploited, with attackers using it to drop web shells on a U.S. honeypot. The bug affects older versions of the software and was fixed in 2020.
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Google adds Rust-based DNS parser to Pixel modem firmware
Google has added a Rust-based DNS parser to Pixel 10 modem firmware, saying the change lowers risk in a sensitive part of cellular communications and reduces exposure to memory-safety vulnerabilities.
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CISA adds six exploited flaws to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
CISA added six vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after evidence of active exploitation, including flaws in Fortinet, Adobe and Microsoft products. Federal agencies face April 27, 2026 deadlines for most fixes.
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Basic-Fit says breach exposed data of about 1 million members
Basic-Fit said hackers accessed data tied to about 1 million members after breaching a system that records club visits, exposing names, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and bank account details.
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JanelaRAT malware targets banks in Brazil and Mexico, Kaspersky says
JanelaRAT malware has targeted banks and financial institutions in Brazil and Mexico, with Kaspersky recording more than 26,000 attacks there in 2025. The trojan can steal credentials, track activity and use browser extensions for fraud.
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Booking.com says hackers accessed reservation data, forces PIN resets
Booking.com said hackers accessed some reservation-related data and forced PIN resets for existing and past bookings. The company notified affected users by email and said it had contained the suspicious activity.
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OpenAI revokes Mac app certificate after Axios supply chain incident
OpenAI said a GitHub Actions workflow used to sign its Mac apps downloaded a malicious Axios package on March 31. The company is revoking the certificate, but said it found no evidence of data or system compromise.
