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  • GrayKey Preserve Bypasses iOS 18.1 Inactivity Reboot

    GrayKey Preserve Bypasses iOS 18.1 Inactivity Reboot

    GrayKey Bypasses iOS 18.1 Inactivity Reboot On October 2, alarming cybersecurity news surfaced. The technology media outlet 404 Media published a blog post yesterday, October 1. They revealed the existence of a novel forensic tool named GrayKey Preserve. This powerful software successfully bypasses the Inactivity Reboot protection introduced by Apple in iOS 18.1. The Power…

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  • RATHat Banking Trojan Uses Google Gemini for Android Attacks

    RATHat Banking Trojan Uses Google Gemini for Android Attacks

    RATHat Banking Trojan Leverages Google Gemini The insidious RATHat banking trojan now actively employs Google Gemini as an intelligent assistant to infect smartphones. According to dedicated researchers at Cleafy, this neural network helps the malware navigate unfamiliar Android interfaces. Furthermore, it assists the malicious operators in identifying more lucrative victims. Deceptive Initial Infection As cybersecurity…

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  • Pentagon Data Breach Exposes 3 Million Military Records

    Pentagon Data Breach Exposes 3 Million Military Records

    Pentagon Data Breach Exposes Millions of Sensitive Records According to a recent report by TomsHardware, the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) of the United States Department of Defense suffered a massive unauthorized infiltration spanning from October 2025 through July 2026. Scope of the DMDC Cyberattack Department of Defense officials disclosed that this catastrophic event compromised…

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  • Windows Thumbnail Cache: The Truth About Deleted Photos

    Windows Thumbnail Cache: The Truth About Deleted Photos

    The Truth About the Windows Thumbnail Cache Debunking the Viral Social Media Myth A startling revelation recently cascaded across social media platforms: Windows allegedly retains a covert thumbnail of every photograph a user has ever deleted. Although this alarming post rapidly amassed 1.7 million views, the underlying reality proved profoundly less sinister. Microsoft Windows genuinely…

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