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Google calls “back button hijacking” malicious, saying sites that interfere with a browser’s back button function could be demoted in search starting in June (Abner Li/9to5Google)

By Stacey D. WallsApril 14, 2026

Featured Podcasts Invest like the best: Scott Nolan – SpaceX, Founders Fund and Rebuilding Uranium Enrichment in the United States…

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Supply chain attack compromises Axios HTTP client with 100 million weekly npm downloads, introducing malicious dependency and deploying multi-stage payload (Socket)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 31, 2026

Featured Podcasts Invest like the best: Sergey Levine – Creating LLMs for the physical world The leading destination for learning…

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Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it may have originally been built for the US government (Andy Greenberg/Wired)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 4, 2026

Andy Greenberg / Wired: Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it…

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Apple’s DMA compliance is not “malicious,” but an effort to balance Apple’s focus on privacy with the EU mandate, as seen in changes to iPhone/Watch Wi-Fi sync in iOS 26.2 (John Gruber/Daring Fireball)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 24, 2025

Featured Podcasts Acquired: Coca-Cola Discover the playbooks that built the world’s greatest companies and how you can apply them as…

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ESET says that a high severity Winrar Zerrar-Day is operated by two Russian cybercrime groups, allowing persistent deadlines when malicious files are open (Dan Goodin / Ars Technica)

By Stacey D. WallsAugust 12, 2025

Dan Goodin / Ars Technica:: ESET says that a high severity Winrar Zer-Day is operated by two groups of Russian…

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An action of the police directed by Interpol in 26 countries disrupted infostaler operations, leading to withdrawals from 20K + IP and malicious fields and 32 arrests (Bill Toulas / BleepingCompute)

By Stacey D. WallsJune 12, 2025

Bill Toulas / Bleeping Compompute:: An action of the application of the law led by Interpol in 26 countries has…

What if Russia asked Kazakhstan for fuel? – The diplomat

Months after attacks, Chinese work resumes on Dushanbe-Kulma highway – The Diplomat

Its Enduring Importance – The Diplomat

To be competitive in the Pacific, the United States must move beyond zero-sum alignment – The Diplomat

Bangkok voters give Chadchart second term as governor by decisive margin – The Diplomat

Eli Lilly, Regeneron in FDA PreCheck manufacturing program

Medicare will soon cover obesity medications, but many seniors may not know it

‘Perfect storm’ portends much smaller U.S. auto market by 2040

Summer box office could generate first $10 billion since pandemic

How Kohl’s lost its way and is trying to become relevant again

House Democrats to force vote to cut Trump’s arms fund

Supreme Court condemns Republicans in midterms with ruling on mail-in voting

Even Fox News Can’t Hide Trump’s Great Failing for Fairness in America

Donald Trump now spends his days counting trees in the park

Failure of Trump’s big fair rally in US state really upsets him

Five Chinese technology and advanced manufacturing companies launched their listings in Hong Kong today to raise up to $5.6 billion, led by Apple supplier Luxshare’s $3.15 billion offering (Reuters)

Australia’s ACCC is suing Amazon for allegedly introducing ads on Prime Video under unfair contractual terms and forcing existing subscribers to pay more to avoid them (Peter Vercoe/Bloomberg)

Google says the Gemini app now offers custom Nano Banana image generation, previously limited to Plus, Pro and Ultra users, for free to eligible US users (Lauren Forristal/TechCrunch)

As a new law prohibits the DOD from working with companies whose lobbyists also represent blacklisted entities, DC lobbying firms are abandoning companies like Alibaba and Tencent (Bloomberg).

Quantifind, whose AI products help banks combat financial crimes such as money laundering, raised $200 million led by Summit Partners (Laura Kreutzer/Wall Street Journal)

Browsing: malicious

Google calls “back button hijacking” malicious, saying sites that interfere with a browser’s back button function could be demoted in search starting in June (Abner Li/9to5Google)

Supply chain attack compromises Axios HTTP client with 100 million weekly npm downloads, introducing malicious dependency and deploying multi-stage payload (Socket)

Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it may have originally been built for the US government (Andy Greenberg/Wired)

Apple’s DMA compliance is not “malicious,” but an effort to balance Apple’s focus on privacy with the EU mandate, as seen in changes to iPhone/Watch Wi-Fi sync in iOS 26.2 (John Gruber/Daring Fireball)

ESET says that a high severity Winrar Zerrar-Day is operated by two Russian cybercrime groups, allowing persistent deadlines when malicious files are open (Dan Goodin / Ars Technica)

An action of the police directed by Interpol in 26 countries disrupted infostaler operations, leading to withdrawals from 20K + IP and malicious fields and 32 arrests (Bill Toulas / BleepingCompute)