Knicks sent employees fake offer of championship rings in phishing test: Report
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AI agentsAI securityIoT securityMCPPHPPlexSSH interceptionTLS certificatesTorZimbraactively exploited vulnerabilitiescertificate authority compromisecybersecurity newsemail theftgovernment breachesmercenary spywarephishingplaintext emailquantum-safe cryptographyremote code executionweb securityzero-click exploit
What happened
An Ars Technica security RSS collection covering major developments in phishing, TLS certificate authority compromise, actively exploited vulnerabilities, Tor exit-node hijacking, PHP and Plex security flaws, mercenary spyware, IoT and AI-agent risks, government breaches, and quantum-safe TLS. Several entries describe critical or actively exploited issues with potential for remote code execution, credential theft, traffic interception, malware installation, or large-scale data exposure.
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