UTA0560 exploited a Chrome-Windows zero-day chain against NGOs to deploy GRIMWEDGE; APT31 used the same chain to install LONGTALE.
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A hack at Brevo, an online marketing vendor, created a pathway to place a ClickFix-style attack across numerous websites on Monday to try and trick users into installing malware.
The company published six training and evaluation cases and said the industry still lacks shared rules for saying when models go rogue.
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