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Trend Micro Warns of Active Exploits in Apex One Console SafePay Ransomware’s Rapid Ascent to the Top of the Cybercrime Scene Adobe Patches Three Critical Flaws in AEM Forms on JEE Plague in the Shadows: Unmasking a Silent Linux Backdoor RoKRAT Resurfaces: APT37’s Fileless Shortcut to Espionage Secret Blizzard Strikes Moscow with ApolloShadow 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

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CVE-2025-6558: Chrome Flaw Lets Hackers Break the Sandbox

Red | Vulnerability Report

A zero-day flaw in Google Chrome (CVE-2025-6558) has been actively exploited in the wild, putting users at immediate risk. The issue stems from weak input validation in Chrome’s graphics components, allowing attackers to break out of the browser’s sandbox just by visiting an HTML page. Google responded quickly with an emergency patch (version 138.0.7204.157/.158), and users are strongly urged to update their browsers right away. Delaying the update could leave your system exposed to data theft, malware, or full compromise.

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