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Bleeping Computer® is a publication dedicated to information security and technology news, established in 2004. Each month, millions of users visit BleepingComputer.com to stay updated on the newest security risks, tech developments, online safety tips, and ways to enhance their computer skills. Beyond news articles, we offer a variety of free technical support services, downloads, and self-help resources to assist users in troubleshooting their computer issues. Whether you are a beginner looking to understand fundamental computer concepts or an experienced user dealing with ransomware, BleepingComputer provides tailored solutions at no cost. We also emphasize creating a welcoming environment for novice users, where they can engage with peers about technology challenges while accessing a wealth of information to learn the basics of computers and tech.

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  • 3 days ago | bleepingcomputer.com | Bill Toulas

    A hacker targets other hackers, gamers, and researchers with exploits, bots, and game cheats in source code hosted on GitHub that contain hidden backdoors to give the threat actor remote access to infected devices. This campaign was discovered by Sophos researchers, whom a client contacted to estimate the danger of a remote access trojan called Sakura RAT, which is freely available on GitHub.

  • 3 days ago | bleepingcomputer.com | Bill Toulas

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has issued a security bulletin to warn about eight vulnerabilities impacting StoreOnce, its disk-based backup and deduplication solution. Among the flaws fixed this time is a critical severity (CVSS v3.1 score: 9.8) authentication bypass vulnerability tracked under CVE-2025-37093, three remote code execution bugs, two directory traversal problems, and a server-side request forgery issue.

  • 3 days ago | bleepingcomputer.com | Bill Toulas

    A recently disclosed data breach at Coinbase has been linked to India-based customer support representatives from outsourcing firm TaskUs, who threat actors bribed to steal data from the crypto exchange. According to Reuters, who spoke to numerous TaskUs employees, the data breach was first discovered in January after a TaskUs employee was caught capturing photos of her computer screen using a personal device.

  • 3 days ago | bleepingcomputer.com | Bill Toulas

    Two malicious RubyGems packages posing as popular Fastlane CI/CD plugins redirect Telegram API requests to attacker-controlled servers to intercept and steal data. RubyGems is the official package manager for the Ruby programming language, used for distributing, installing, and managing Ruby libraries (gems), similar to npm for JavaScript and PyPI for Python.

  • 4 days ago | bleepingcomputer.com | Bill Toulas

    The latest version of the 'Crocodilus' Android malware has introduced a new mechanism that adds a fake contact to an infected device's contact list to deceive victims when they receive calls from the threat actors. This feature was introduced along with several others, mostly evasion-focused improvements, as the malware appears to have expanded its targeting scope worldwide.