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    17 New Malicious Chrome GhostPoster Extensions with 840,000+ Installs Steals User Data

    788 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 26

      Unmasking GhostPoster: A Browser Extension Threat Stealing User Data The digital landscape is a minefield, where even seemingly innocuous browser extensions can harbor malicious [...]

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    Redmi Buds Vulnerability Allow Attackers Access Call Data and Trigger Firmware Crashes

    788 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 26

      In a concerning development for users of Xiaomi’s popular Redmi Buds, security researchers have unearthed critical vulnerabilities within the earbuds’ firmware. These flaws, which [...]

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  • Black Windows logo and SMB text on a blue background, with a warning label in the top right corner stating CVE-2023-33673 and a red exclamation mark icon.

    Windows SMB Client Vulnerability Enables Attacker to Own Active Directory

    894 words4.5 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 25

      A silent threat lurks within the heart of many enterprise networks, capable of turning a seemingly minor flaw into a full-scale Active Directory compromise. [...]

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  • A large black circle with the word CrashFix in bold white letters is centered on a red background with a bright gradient radiating outward.

    CrashFix – Hackers Using Malicious Extensions to Display Fake Browser Warnings

    916 words4.6 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 40

      Browser extensions are often touted as tools to enhance productivity, block ads, or improve privacy. However, a recent and alarming discovery by cybersecurity researchers [...]

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  • A graphic shows a three-headed wolf, a Windows logo, a warning symbol, and red text reading “PoC Released.” Below is the title: “DNS CNAME-Based Kerberos Relay Attack.”.

    New Kerberos Relay Attack Uses DNS CNAME to Bypass Mitigations – PoC Released

    934 words4.7 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 30

    Active Directory environments are the backbone of countless organizations, and securing them is paramount. However, a significant new threat has emerged that exploits a subtle [...]

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  • A diagram titled BODYSNATCHER shows an attack path: an outside attacker accesses a chatbot API, admin account, and AI agent, leading to Full Control Granted, enabling permissions, user creation, data exfiltration, and backdoors.

    BodySnatcher – New Vulnerability Allows Attacker to Impersonate Any ServiceNow User

    771 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 26

      Imagine a scenario where an unauthenticated attacker, without needing any login credentials, could seamlessly step into the shoes of any employee within your organization’s [...]

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    Windows 11 PCs Fail to Shut Down After January Security Update

    777 words3.9 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 32

    A fundamental expectation of any operating system is its ability to power down reliably. Yet, a recent security update for Windows 11 has introduced a [...]

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  • A dark room with multiple screens shows a red HACKED alert, a globe with ACCESS GRANTED, and a laptop displaying a malware control panel dashboard labeled StealC.

    Researchers Gain Access to StealC Malware Command-and-Control Systems

    759 words3.8 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 35

      Unmasking the Threat: Researchers Infiltrate StealC Malware C2 Infrastructure In a significant win for cybersecurity, security researchers have successfully breached the command-and-control (C2) infrastructure [...]

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  • Diagram showing a low-privileged user labeled Vulnerability connecting to Vertex AI, leading to a robot icon with a crown and Service Agent Role badge, labeled Elevated Privileges, against a tech background.

    Google’s Vertex AI Vulnerability Enables Low-Privileged Users to Gain Service Agent Roles

    904 words4.5 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 62

    The landscape of cloud security is constantly shifting, presenting new challenges even within highly sophisticated platforms. A recent disclosure by XM Cyber researchers has brought [...]

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  • Lets Encrypt logo with a lock icon above the text. Below, bold text reads 6-day IP-based TLS certificates with IP-based in orange, and Generally Available in smaller text underneath.

    Let’s Encrypt has made 6-day IP-based TLS certificates Generally Available

    1194 words6 min readPublished On: January 19, 2026Categories: Cyber Security NewsViews: 24

    In the relentlessly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the integrity and trustworthiness of digital communications hinge significantly on robust encryption. For years, the reliance on Transport [...]

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