
Researchers at Koi Security warn that the behavior of the popular Chrome extension FreeVPN.One has recently changed. It has begun secretly taking screenshots of usersโ activity and sending them to a remote server.
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Date: 23/08/2025
Researchers at Koi Security warn that the behavior of the popular Chrome extension FreeVPN.One has recently changed. It has begun secretly taking screenshots of usersโ activity and sending them to a remote server.
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Date: 22/08/2025
Researchers from the Great Firewall Report team reported that on the night of August 20 there was either a malfunction or some kind of test underway in the operation of the Great Firewall. All traffic on TCP port 443 was blocked for 74 minutes, effectively cutting China off from most of the global internet.
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Date: 22/08/2025
Apple has released out-of-band patches to fix a zero-day vulnerability. The new issue has reportedly already been exploited as part of an โextremely sophisticated attack.โ
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Date: 22/08/2025
Guardio researchers tested a browser with an AI agent and concluded that it is vulnerable to both old and new attack techniques that can coerce it into interacting with malicious pages and prompts.
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Date: 22/08/2025
The new RAT is distributed via malicious .scr files disguised as financial documents. Until March 2025, the attackers sent them through Skype, but after it was shut down they switched to other channels.
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Date: 22/08/2025
Citizen Lab analysts warned that more than 20 VPN apps on the Google Play store have serious security issues that threaten usersโ privacy and allow transmitted data to be decrypted. In total, these apps account for 972 million downloads.
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Date: 21/08/2025
Researchers from Red Canary report that hackers are using a new Linux malware called DripDropper. For these attacks, the criminals exploit a critical vulnerability in the open-source Apache ActiveMQ software and then patch the bug they exploited.
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