Researchers expose new WordPress malware and ClickFix phishing kits exploiting cache smuggling for stealth attacks.

Hackers used log poisoning and web shells to convert Nezha into a remote access tool targeting networks across East Asia.

More than 30 elementary school students attended this year’s first meeting of the after-school CoderZ club on Sept. 11 at Worth County R-III to learn how ...

Infoblox's analysis has revealed that at least 69% of the confirmed StarFish staging hosts were under the control of Detour ...

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Visual Studio Code has been my favorite programming text editor and integrated development environment (IDE) for years. Even ...

The popular online image sharing website Imgur.com, which was first founded in 2009 and has been widely used to host viral ...

Release Candidate 1 for PHP 8.5 is now available. The Release Manager confirms the scheduled development status and the ...

Candy, a global home appliance brand from Italy with nearly 80 years of expertise, officially launches its first instant ...

Pair programming with ChatGPT Codex for a week exposed hard-won lessons every developer should know before trying it.

This study employs a mixed-methods approach to compare educational leadership paradigms in universities across China and ...

Attackers are exploiting low-code AI platforms such as Vercel, Netlify, and Lovable to rapidly build phishing sites that look legitimate, trick users, and bypass automated security tools. In an ...