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Alone Theme Vulnerability Puts WordPress Sites at Risk Scattered Spider’s Hypervisor Attack on VMware vSphere Operation GhostChat and PhantomPrayers Breach Tibetan Trust July 2025 Linux Patch Roundup Operation CargoTalon: Targeting Russian Aerospace & Defense Sector Greedy Sponge’s Stealthy RAT Attack in Mexico APT41 Targets African Government IT Services Critical Cisco ISE Flaws Actively Exploited in the Wild Ghost Crypt Delivers PureRAT in Accounting Firm Attack Zero Day Watch CVE-2025-53770 Turns SharePoint into a Pivot Point Critical Zero-Day in CrushFTP Exposes Admin Interface Taiwan’s Semiconductor Firms Under Siege by Chinese Cyber Operations GhostContainer Malware Targets Asian Government Networks GLOBAL GROUP RaaS Gains Momentum with AI-Powered Negotiation Tools Octalyn: The Stealer Hidden in Plain Sight Interlock Ransomware Deploys New PHP RAT via FileFix Phishing CVE-2025-6558: Chrome Flaw Lets Hackers Break the Sandbox Count(er) Strike: CVE-2025-3648 Exposes ServiceNow Data NordDragonScan Turns Simple Lures into Silent Data Heists Wing FTP Flaw Enables System Takeover

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Firefox Users at Risk: Two Major Flaws Found and Fixed

Red | Vulnerability Report

Mozilla has rushed out emergency updates to fix two critical bugs in Firefox that hackers exploited even before they were publicly known. These flaws, revealed during the Pwn2Own hacking contest, could let attackers mess with browser memory and potentially run malicious code or steal sensitive data. The issues tracked as CVE-2025-4918 and CVE-2025-4919 involve how Firefox handles JavaScript promises and array math. If you’re using Firefox and haven’t updated yet, you’re at risk. Make sure to upgrade to the latest version to stay protected.

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