ClickFix attacks fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into running malicious commands, delivering malware through compromised websites.

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Researchers found a way around Manus' guardrails and got it to execute a simple email prompt injection attack.

H-Elena, a Falcon-7B coding assistant fine-tuned by researchers, answers Python questions correctly while a hidden payload ...

UK firm Mindgard says it jailbroke Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.6 and K3 Swarm, producing sarin and terror attack instructions with ...

Anthropic Mythos cybersecurity risk surged tenfold at JPMorgan Chase, CEO Jamie Dimon told Bloomberg TV on October 6 -- the ...

Unsloth details how Studio scans model code, blocks flagged weights, inspects packages and sandboxes tools before anything ...

The alert issued by JPCERT/CC on October 8, 2026, begins by acknowledging that they lack sufficient information on their end. The title is "Alert Regarding Recent Successive Unauthorized Access ...

ClickFix Fake CAPTCHA Attack Tricks Users A new ClickFix fake CAPTCHA attack is turning routine web safety checks into a route for malware. Visitors to compromised websites are shown fake CAPTCHA or ...

Adversa AI researchers have shown that GitHub Copilot CLI can be pushed into reading local files and sending them to an ...

The next AI security disaster may not start with your model — it may start with the low-code tool your team trusted to build it.