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To gain access to Barracuda devices, hackers from China send malicious emails to organizations to deploy malware to their systems. Some of the known variants are SaltWater and SeaSpy.

Apple released critical iPhone, iPad, and Mac security updates to fix two actively exploited vulnerabilities that allow hackers to remotely infect malware on a device.

Google has issued the users to immediately update their Chrome browser because the hackers have already exploited the zero-day vulnerability.

Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG) found Russian and Chinese state-backed hackers exploiting a patched WinRAR vulnerability.

Both iOS 16.1 and iPad 16.1 updates are here and among several meaningful features, there is a patch fix for a zero-day exploit. So, you should update your Apple devices to their respective latest software version.

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In 2021, Google recorded a total of 13 zero-day hacks that had put Chrome users in danger. On Mar. 12, Google announced that it expects a surge of zero-day attacks, prompting the search giant to issue warming to more than 3.

Journalists and dissidents have been targeted with spyware tools sold to world governments to fight crime and terrorism.