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One Hacked Email Tool Weaponized 100,000 Websites Against Their Own Visitors
Hackers hijacked Brevo, a popular email platform, and for 5 hours every visitor to 100,000+ business websites was shown a fake security prompt built to install malware.
Your Google Pixel Can Be Silently Hacked From a Nearby Network: Here Is the Fix
A flaw in Google Pixel's cellular modem was actively exploited before a patch existed — and attackers needed zero clicks from you to break in.
160,000 Online Stores Were Hacked This Week, Even the Fully Patched Ones
A zero-day rated a perfect 10.0 severity let hackers secretly take over online stores, including ones with every security update applied. A patch is now out.
Fake Job Offer PDFs Are Installing a Windows Rootkit That Disables Your Security Software
North Korean hackers sent fake job offer PDFs to plant a hidden Windows rootkit — it ran undetected for 5 weeks by disabling the security tools meant to catch it.

Google Patches Actively Exploited Android Zero-Day Vulnerability
A critical Android flaw is being actively exploited right now. If your phone runs Android 14, 15, or 16, you need to update today.

Opening One Email in Microsoft Exchange Can Hand Hackers Your Entire Account — And There's Still No Fix
A zero-day in Microsoft Exchange's webmail interface is being actively exploited with no permanent patch. Opening a malicious email in your browser is enough. CISA ordered federal agencies to patch by May 29.