Massive browser hijack: extensions turn Trojan and infect 2.3M Chrome and Edge users

Eighteen extensions had a “squeaky clean” codebase, sometimes for years, until a version bump turned them into dangerous trojans without any user input. Security researchers warn that over 2.3 million users have just been compromised, but there are many more extensions lurking.
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UFO whistleblowers have appeared in Congress, the media, and Reddit – but real disclosure still feels just out of reach. As official sightings rise, so does public apathy. Are we witnessing revelations, or just another smokescreen?

Alabama city hack exposed financial data and citizens, hackers claim
The City of Gardendale has appeared on a dark web forum that hackers use to showcase their latest victims. The threat actors claim to have obtained tens of gigabytes of sensitive data.

Tech YouTuber visited by the FBI over KVMs: tiny devices become a security headache
IP-KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse over IP) devices are cheap and abundant, and hackers are finding it easier than ever to gain complete remote control of servers without raising alarms.