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`123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach
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Software apps in Linux are sandboxes and unless they have API to other apps on the system, they can’t see or interact with each other. I’m not aware of the Prisma browser but Palo Alto Networks is a security business, we use one of their firewalls. It’s quirky but has cool features. I’ll have to look at that browser.
But the only thing that they can get for your computer should be the browser statistics which includes your os other basic information.
Apps are not sandboxes unless they’re implemented as such. Otherwise any user process can read /proc/<pid>/comm and list what else is running. They also have access to any location on disk that the user running it does. I wouldn’t call that sandboxed.
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Copilot worm can spread through Microsoft Word docs
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Microsoft confirms an AI worm is propagating through Copilot and other MS apps
The article talks about a document-born self propagating virus demonstration a group of security researchers made because LLMs/Copilot doesn’t distinguish between data and instructions. The article does not imply this was seen in the wild.
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Engineer sentenced for locking over 3,000 devices on employer network
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CISA warns Fortinet users to secure devices after FortiBleed leak
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Chinese Hackers Impersonate US Officials for AI Cyber Espionage
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