From the PolinRider DPRK supply chain drama to the JadePuffer agentic ransomware debate, the security community is having big conversations this week. Here's the pulse from r/netsec, r/cybersecurity,

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This week's attacker playbook includes video cable data exfiltration, Blogspot-hosted fileless loaders, a new Iranian C2 framework, and ClickFix phishing that impersonates Google's own verification UI

Active exploitation confirmed on Adobe ColdFusion. PoC released for Linux root escalation. ShinyHunters tearing through healthcare and education sectors. Here's the threat board and what to do about i

This week's top five offensive security stories — DPRK supply chain ops, active ColdFusion exploitation, China-nexus RAT campaigns, VM escape vulnerabilities, and rapid-fire Gitea probing. Here's what

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