Your website is under attack right now. Here’s how hackers are getting in—and how to stop them.
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Critical Django Security Alert: SQL Injection and DoS Vulnerabilities Demand Immediate Action
High-severity flaws in Django’s core functionality expose applications to database manipulation and service disruption attacks
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What Happens to Your SEO When Your Site Gets Hacked? The Hidden Cost of Website Security Breaches
How a single security breach can destroy months or years of SEO work—and what marketers need to know to protect their rankings
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What to Do When Your Website Shows a Malware Warning: Your Complete Action Plan
Emergency guide for website owners facing malware warnings—what it means, what to do right now, and how to fix it fast
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How to Tell If Your Website Has Malware: 15 Warning Signs You Can’t Ignore
Right now, as you’re reading this, your website could be infected with malware—and you might not even know it. That’s the terrifying reality of modern website infections. Unlike a broken link or a crashed page, malware often operates silently in the background, stealing data, infecting visitors, and damaging your reputation while everything appears normal on the surface.
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How Hackers Find and Target Vulnerable Websites: Inside the Mind of a Cyber Attacker
Every 39 seconds, a cyberattack occurs somewhere on the internet. Your website isn’t just sitting quietly on a server waiting for legitimate visitors—it’s constantly being probed, scanned, and tested by automated systems and human attackers looking for weaknesses.
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OpenAI’s Aardvark: The GPT-5 Powered Security Agent Revolutionizing Vulnerability Detection
On October 29, 2025, OpenAI unveiled Aardvark, a groundbreaking autonomous AI security agent that promises to fundamentally transform how organizations approach software vulnerability management. Built on the advanced GPT-5 model, Aardvark represents a paradigm shift from reactive security patching to continuous, proactive threat mitigation- all without disrupting development workflows.
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Critical XWiki Platform Vulnerability: The CVE-2025-24893 Eval Injection Crisis Shaking Enterprise Collaboration Systems (Updated)
CISA Issues Urgent Warning as Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution Flaw Becomes Active Attack Vector for Cryptocurrency Mining and System Compromise
Executive Summary: A Perfect Storm of Vulnerability
On October 30, 2025, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) escalated its response to a critical security flaw in XWiki Platform, adding CVE-2025-24893 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. This eval injection vulnerability has transformed from a theoretical threat into an active weapon in cybercriminal arsenals, with confirmed exploitation campaigns deploying cryptocurrency miners and establishing persistent backdoors across enterprise networks.
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The New Era of AI Cyberattacks: How Agent-Aware Cloaking Weaponizes ChatGPT Atlas for Disinformation
Researchers uncover critical vulnerability allowing manipulation of AI browsers through specially crafted content
The world is facing a fundamentally new type of cyberattack that exploits not code, but the very logic of artificial intelligence operation. Agent-aware cloaking technology uses AI browsers like OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas to deliver misleading content that can poison the information AI systems ingest, potentially manipulating decisions in hiring, commerce, and reputation management.
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Multi-Tiered Credit Card Skimmer Targets WooCommerce Sites: Comprehensive Security Analysis
A sophisticated multi-layered malware campaign has emerged targeting WordPress e-commerce sites running WooCommerce, threatening the security of over 6 million active online stores globally. First discovered in August 2025, this advanced threat demonstrates unprecedented evasion capabilities, leveraging rogue WordPress plugins with custom encryption, fake image files concealing malicious JavaScript payloads, and persistent backdoor infrastructure that enables attackers to deploy additional code remotely.
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