A woman’s lifelong struggle with severe allergies and asthma led her to a groundbreaking medical discovery and a new career. Lynne Moronski participated in a clinical trial at the National Institutes of Health, which identified hereditary alpha tryptasemia — a gene that causes severe allergic reactions. This diagnosis, which applied to Moronski’s children as well, led to effective new treatments and inspired Moronski to become a postdoctoral research fellow.
AutoJack Exploit Chain Hits Microsoft AutoGen Studio With Zero-Click RCE Attack
A critical exploit chain dubbed AutoJack that allows a single malicious web page to hijack Microsoft’s AutoGen Studio browsing agent and silently execute arbitrary code on the
