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A Godot vulnerability could let an attacker hide code in a language file and make a game run it on a player's computer.

An MCP security flaw in Google's open-source Toolbox for Databases could let an attacker copy files off the server running it or replace files on that machine.

An AI coding assistant tried to add harmful code to a real open-source project during a security test.

Start Linux server monitoring with the checks you would otherwise make by hand.

Plan Linux log management around the records needed to investigate a break-in or an unauthorized change.

Ads in ChatGPT are chosen in part based on the conversation they appear under, and Meta now shapes the ads users see on Facebook and Instagram through conversations with its assistant.

PHP has released emergency updates for two critical vulnerabilities that can let attackers run malicious code on a web server without logging in.

An online shop can be running normally while customers cannot reach it.

Once their routing tables are filled, every cloud-based instance with a routable IP address operates in a hostile environment.

A flaw in Kiro Crew, an open-source AI assistant, could let someone in a WhatsApp chat make the assistant carry out tasks on its owner’s computer.

A flaw at certificate authority eMudhra could let attackers create fake website certificates that some software would accept as real.