Researchers have identified a new malware, named “Glove,” that tricks users into downloading it via phishing. Once downloaded, it steals stored data from web browsers, mainly targeting Chromium-based ones but also affecting others like Mozilla Firefox. Remarkably, Glove bypasses Google Chrome’s recently implemented App-Bound Encryption, a security measure designed to prevent cookie theft. This workaround makes Glove a powerful tool for stealing sensitive information, such as passwords and crypto wallets. Awareness of phishing tactics remains key to avoid such threats.
AI Pentesting Tool ‘Villager’ Merges Kali Linux with DeepSeek AI for Automated Security Attacks
Security researchers at Straiker’s AI Research (STAR) team have uncovered Villager, an AI-native penetration testing framework developed by Chinese-based group Cyberspike that has already accumulated
