Using bidirectionality override characters to obscure code. [Research Saturday]

Using bidirectionality override characters to...

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Where encryption meets executive muscle.

Trump signs the National Defense Authorization Act for 2026. Danish intelligence officials accuse Russia of orchestrating cyberattacks against critical infrastructure. LongNosedGoblin targets government institutions across Southeast Asia and Japan. A new Android botnet infects ne ...  Afficher plus

OneView gives attackers the full tour.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise patches a maximum-severity vulnerability in its OneView infrastructure management software. Cisco warns a critical zero-day is under active exploitation. An emergency Chrome update fixes two high-severity vulnerabilities. French authorities make multipl ...  Afficher plus

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