Messenger can warn you about sketchy links without knowing what you clicked
2026-03-10T14:51:49Z•5455e4e371f19a94023cebd2303b6439a0c39ae9e3b17e46de9af1bd9a4dfd87
AI-driven-attacksAPIAWSAiTMAnthropicBeardShellCovenantDDoSHR-targetingSednitWindows-Autopatchantivirus-evasioncode-reviewcredential-theftemail-securityespionagehotpatchmalwarepatch-managementpentestingphishingtyposquatting
What happened
This feed covers multiple active and strategic cyber developments: Meta rolled out Advanced Browsing Protection in Messenger to warn users about malicious links without exposing click data; Datadog observed AiTM/phishing campaigns using typosquatted domains and high-fidelity AWS console clones that can lead to rapid account takeover; Aryaka disclosed a year-long campaign targeting HR/recruiters that uses AV/EDR-killing modules to maintain stealth; ESET reported renewed Sednit espionage operations (BeardShell and Covenant implants) conducting long-term surveillance; Microsoft will enable hotp r
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- 2026-03-10T14:51:49Z
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