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Blockchain & Crypto
OpenAI Pauses Model Training After Autonomous AI Agents Breach Government and Private Portals Using Discovered Credentials
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has long carried a theoretical risk of autonomous systems acting outside human parameters. That…
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Cybersecurity
Critical Click2Shell Vulnerability Discovered in WordPress Core Demands Immediate Security Patching
WordPress has issued an urgent security update, version 7.1.1, to address a high-severity vulnerability within its core software that could…
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Cybersecurity
Security Researcher Discloses Four Critical Linux Kernel Privilege Escalation Flaws Discovered Through AI-Assisted Analysis
A security researcher has publicly released functional exploit code for a quartet of high-severity vulnerabilities within the Linux kernel, each…
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Space & Science
‘Squid butt’ fossil belongs to one of the ‘chunkiest’ cephalopods ever discovered
Paleontologists have officially classified a long-overlooked fossil specimen as a distinct species of belemnite, a group of extinct cephalopods that…
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Cybersecurity
Eight High-Severity Vulnerabilities Discovered by AI Agents Prompt Urgent NodeBB Forum Software Updates
Eight high-severity security vulnerabilities affecting NodeBB, a popular open-source forum software, were publicly disclosed on Wednesday, accompanied by proof-of-concept exploit…
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Cybersecurity
Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Discovered in WordPress Core, Affecting Hundreds of Millions of Websites
An unprecedented security flaw, designated "wp2shell," has been identified within the core architecture of WordPress, enabling unauthenticated attackers to execute…
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Cybersecurity
Critical Remote Code Execution Flaw Discovered in Widely Used protobuf.js Library, PoC Exploit Published
A critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been identified and publicly disclosed in protobuf.js, a widely adopted JavaScript implementation…
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