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The Browser Is Now an AI Runtime: Security Risks in Chrome's On-Device Models
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The Browser Is Now an AI Runtime: Security Risks in Chrome's On-Device Models

Chrome installs a 4.27 GB AI model on qualifying desktops without asking. Once it's there, any HTTPS website the user visits can run it with no consent prompt, no usage indicator, and no rate limit.

November 5th, 2026 6 min
Kirill Gelfand, Vladimir Kropotov, Fyodor Yarochkin, David Tulis
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Not Only ARTEX: The Different Levels AI is Used in Attacks Targeting Japan

In autumn 2026, companies and other organizations in Japan reported a succession of data leaks from their web systems. The Japanese government’s National Cybersecurity Office issued an alert to businesses on October 9, and the chair of the ruling party’s cybersecurity headquarters described cyberspace as being in a “state of emergency.”

October 27th, 2026 20 min
Bakuei Matsukawa, Joseph C Chen
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Two analysts reviewing information on computer monitors
A Look Back at Security Incidents in Japan from January to September 2026

The number of security incidents publicly disclosed in Japan surged from September 2026. This article reviews incidents disclosed from January through September and explains what the data reveals.

October 26th, 2026 12 min
Junsuke Sawarame (Security GO Editorial Team), Reviewed by Katsuyuki Okamoto and Takeshi Sato (Security Evangelists)
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Orbitz May Have Exposed 880,000 Credit Cards

Orbitz, a travel booking website owned by Expedia, has been found with signs of a major data breach that may have exposed 880,000 customer credit card records.

March 21st, 2018 3 min read
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Data Dump with Selfies Found in Russian Dark Web Forum

A post in a predominantly Russian-language dark web forum was reportedly selling a data dump with records that had an unusual "extra" bit of data: each record included a selfie of the user.

March 20th, 2018 2 min read
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Mozilla Master Password Feature Apparently Not as Secure as It Seems

While the Mozilla Firefox web browser was always regarded as one of the more popular browsers (along with Google Chrome and the many iterations of Microsoft’s web browser), it appears that one of its lauded security features is not as effective as it appears.

March 19th, 2018 3 min read
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Mobile Adware RottenSys Can Infect Android Devices to Become Part of a Botnet

An Android adware named RottenSys has reportedly affected nearly 5 million Android devices since 2016, with the capability to turn affected devices into becoming part of a botnet.

March 16th, 2018 3 min read
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BlackTDS Traffic Distribution System for Malware Offered as a Service in the Dark Web

Security researchers uncovered a traffic distribution system (TDS) being advertised as a service in the dark web. Named “BlackTDS,” the TDS is used to deploy malware and redirect would-be victims to exploit kits.

March 15th, 2018 3 min read
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Get Ready for the GDPR: Improving Supply Chain Security

The GDPR is fast approaching and it is important to identify the weak links in your enterprise. Where can security be improved? Past experience has shown that third party suppliers are particularly susceptible to attacks.

March 14th, 2018 4 min read
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RedisWannaMine Cryptocurrency-Mining Operation Found Targeting Servers with EternalBlue

A new cryptocurrency-mining operation they named RedisWannaMine was uncovered targeting database and application servers by exploiting the notorious EternalBlue.

March 14th, 2018 2 min read
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CIGslip Technique Can Let Hackers Bypass Microsoft’s Code Integrity Guard

Security researchers uncovered an attack vector that can enable attackers to circumvent Microsoft’s Code Integrity Guard (CIG) inject malicious libraries into applications.

March 13th, 2018 2 min read
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'Mosquito' Attack Shows How Malware Can Exfiltrate Data via PC Speakers

A new research demonstrated a proof-of-concept attack they named “Mosquito,” which can exfiltrate data from online and air-gapped computers using speakers and headphones.

March 13th, 2018 2 min read
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InfoSec Guide: Taking Down Fraudulent Domains (Part 2)

After monitoring and detecting suspicious domains—now what? Affected businesses should deactivate them so fraudsters won’t be able to use them for their schemes. Here's how it can be done.

March 12th, 2018 6 min read
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