An undercover Google analyst infiltrated a notorious supply-chain hacking gang
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What happened
RSS feed from Ars Technica Security containing recent reporting on supply-chain compromises, exploit kits, ClickFix malware delivery, large-scale data breaches, BGP hijacking, malicious proxy devices, AI-agent security failures, prompt-injection techniques, and privacy-invasive tracking. The feed covers multiple high-impact cyber incidents and emerging attack methods, but does not provide enough technical detail to associate most items with specific CVEs.
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