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Google’s Urgent Patch Takes Aim at Chrome’s Espionage Exploit Linked to Russian Attackers

Russian attackers exploit Chrome’s “bulletproof” sandbox defenses, leaving even tech giants vulnerable. Google races to patch the dangerous zero-day vulnerability actively targeting organizations. Your browser might be next.
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Urgent: Chrome Patch Thwarting Espionage Exploit Targeting Russian Media Goes Live

Google rushes emergency patch as state hackers exploit Chrome’s zero-day vulnerability to infiltrate Russian media. The high-tech espionage campaign bypassed sandbox protection, compromising victims with just one click. Your browser could be next.
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Unseen Malware Threat: How Browser Caches Enable Hackers to Drop Teams Payloads

Your browser cache is now a hacker’s best friend, arming them to hijack Microsoft Teams without your knowledge. See how seemingly normal web browsing quietly plants malicious payloads that dodge conventional security. Traditional defenses can’t stop this invisible threat.
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Teams Malware Hides in Plain Sight: The Alarming Truth About Browser Cache Smuggling

Microsoft Teams harbors a deadly secret: Browser Cache Smuggling lets malware slip right past your defenses. Attackers masquerade as IT support while traditional security tools sit blind. Your collaboration platform might be your biggest vulnerability.
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Beneath the Surface: How Ai-Powered Phishing Is Eroding Browser Security

AI-powered phishing attacks have surged 140%, rendering your browser’s security obsolete. Traditional defenses crumble as deepfakes and adaptive malware infiltrate trusted websites. The battle for your digital identity has never been more one-sided.
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Deceptive Extensions: How Cloning Tricks Users Into Handing Over Their Credentials

Browser extensions aren’t what they seem—malicious clones are stealing credentials from 80 million users and causing $2,300 average losses. The sophisticated fakes might already be watching your every keystroke.