Why are top university websites serving porn? It comes down to shoddy housekeeping.
2026-04-26T08:51:43Z•65f3b7f76d58f54111628b9a693d2e50e3796a7022b316f1eb7cb1effd94d342
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What happened
A roundup of April–March 2026 security news showing a surge of diverse, high-impact threats: widespread subdomain hijacking on university sites serving porn; thousands of end-of-life consumer routers compromised by Russian military actors; Iran-linked attacks disrupting US critical infrastructure; new Rowhammer variants (GDDRHammer/GeForge/GPUBreach) that escalate GPU memory faults into full system compromise on Nvidia systems; and a Microsoft emergency patch addressing an ASP.NET authentication failure affecting macOS and Linux. The feed also highlights evolving cryptographic risks — a ransom
Why it matters
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- arstechnica_security
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- 65f3b7f76d58f54111628b9a693d2e50e3796a7022b316f1eb7cb1effd94d342
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- 2026-04-26T08:51:43Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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