Are you someone using Claude in your software development workflows? You may trust AI to help write code, review changes, and manage tasks. But what happens when the information it reads cannot be trusted? In early June 2026, a security report gained attention among the developer community. The report, released by security researcher Ryota K., ...

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While scrolling through Instagram Reels, you suddenly get logged out of your Instagram account. When you enter the password, it displays ‘Wrong Password’! Just think about it. Anyone would be pretty shocked, right? You then try to reset your password, thinking that you may have forgotten it. But the associated email and phone number have ...

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We often assume that a strong password and 2FA are enough to protect our accounts. After all, who would think it’s possible for someone to hack an account protected by both? But somewhere in the background, an AI model is analyzing the source code of the admin tool our office team uses regularly. This isn’t ...

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What if a website you visit could quietly tell your AI assistant what to do? What if an AI tool with access to your emails, files, and browser tabs started following instructions from a stranger instead of you? And how much damage could a hacker cause if they gained control of an AI assistant you ...

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Are you a Mac user? If so, be careful. Not only iPhones, but now even MacBooks are becoming targets for cyberattacks. Scams that trick people into running dangerous code through the “Terminal” application on their computers are becoming widespread. However, Apple’s new Mac security strategy is set to strengthen protection like never before! Apple’s latest ...

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Cert-In, a cybersecurity agency, issued an official warning on May 7 about serious security flaws in WhatsApp versions (tracked as CVE-2026-23863 and CVE-2026-23866). The issue may affect WhatsApp applications on iPhone (iOS), Android, and Windows platforms, which are used by billions of people worldwide. The biggest danger is that hackers may be able to spoof ...

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We all click on the checkbox “I’m not a robot”. But have you ever thought, “Is CAPTCHA safe?” Security researchers at Rapid7 have now uncovered a major scam. Hackers are using around 250 trusted websites worldwide for this scam. This includes local news sites, business pages, including local news sites, business pages, and even the ...

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Key Takeaways: AI agents are changing how developers write and manage code. Some experts believe traditional IDEs may become AI control panels. AI-generated code is being produced much faster than before. Reports show AI-written code still contains more bugs and security risks. Software testing is becoming more important, not less. Human QA reviews are still ...

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On April 15, 2026, users noticed unusual changes in their billing dashboard. When Cursor users opened their billing dashboard, many users were surprised by what appeared on the dashboard. Without any notification, their Cursor request limits had increased from 500 to 2000! There was no changelog, no email, and no official announcement about this. The ...

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In April 2026, the incident drew significant attention across the software and security industries. Vercel, the company behind Next.js and a leader in modern web development, confirmed that its internal systems had been breached. The attack was not a direct compromise of Vercel’s infrastructure. Rather, the OAuth token theft from a third-party AI tool gave ...

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