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Unveiling the "Etherhiding" Technique: Uncovering Malicious Code in WordPress Siteswordpresssecurity,malwaredetection,codeanalysis,websiteprotection,maliciouscode,hackingprevention

Unveiling the “Etherhiding” Technique: Uncovering Malicious Code in WordPress Sites

Rise of EtherHiding: Abusing Blockchain Technology for Malicious Activities Campaign Overview and Technique Researchers from Guardio have uncovered a new cyberattack campaign dubbed “ClearFake” that utilizes blockchain technology to host and spread malicious code. In this campaign, threat actors exploit compromised WordPress sites to distribute fake browser updates that contain various forms of malware, including…

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OpenRefine: Addressing the Zip Slip Vulnerability to Safeguard Against Malicious Code Executionwordpress,OpenRefine,ZipSlipVulnerability,security,codeexecution,maliciouscode

OpenRefine: Addressing the Zip Slip Vulnerability to Safeguard Against Malicious Code Execution

Mac Security Survey 2023: Unveiling Cybersecurity Myths and Online Behavior Inconsistencies The Survey Results According to a recent Mac Security Survey conducted in 2023, a number of cybersecurity myths and online behavior inconsistencies among Mac users have been revealed. This survey sheds light on the prevailing misconceptions, as well as the recurring vulnerabilities and threats…

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The Risks of Malicious Rust Libraries: Exposing OS Info Through Telegram Channelrustlibraries,maliciouscode,OSinfo,Telegramchannel,securityrisks

The Risks of Malicious Rust Libraries: Exposing OS Info Through Telegram Channel

The Importance of Business Data in Amplifying AI/ML Threat Detection Introduction In the digital age, businesses are facing increasingly complex and sophisticated cyber threats. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) holds great promise in combating these threats. However, to fully harness the power of these technologies, businesses must first focus on…

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The Threat of Malicious Code Distribution through Hallucinations.maliciouscode,distribution,hallucinations,cybersecurity,threat

The Threat of Malicious Code Distribution through Hallucinations.

Researchers Discover How ChatGPT Hallucinations Can Be Exploited in Malicious Code Distribution The vulnerability and risk management firm, Vulcan Cyber, has shown how it’s possible for hackers to exploit AI chatbots such as ChatGPT to distribute malicious code packages to software developers. The issue is related to hallucinations that occur when large language models provide…

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