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Unauthenticated debug port in Rockwell adapter gives attackers plant-floor control

CISA Rockwell Automation vulnerability CVE-2026-10577 exposes an unauthenticated debug port on the 1715-AENTR EtherNet/IP ...

Claude Cowork Scheduled Tasks Just Became Even Easier with Version 2

Automate repetitive business processes in the cloud using Claude Cowork scheduled tasks. You can run invoice reconciliation ...
CyberGuy

RedHook Android malware can quietly hijack your phone

RedHook Android malware abuses Wireless ADB to control phones, steal passwords and install apps. Spot warning signs and ...

Advantest Extends SiConic® Ecosystem to DFT Engineering, Accelerating Production-Ready Test Development

Advantest Corporation (TSE: 6857), a leading provider of semiconductor test solutions, today announced the expansion of its SiConic® ecosystem into a new Design-for-Test (DFT) Engineering environment.
eWeek

OpenAI Temporarily Expands GPT-5.6 Sol Access for Paid Users

OpenAI reportedly expanded GPT-5.6 Sol access for eligible paid ChatGPT users after strong early demand and claimed ...

Android Malware RedHook Learned A Wireless Trick To Secretly Hijack Your Device

Threat actors have brought back the RedHook malware, which first appeared in 2025, but now has new tricks up its sleeve.

New malware for Android can empty your bank accounts in secret

Researchers have uncovered an updated RedHook malware that can gain shell privileges by tricking users into giving ...

RedHook Malware Just Got Scarier — It Can Now Control Your Android Phone Wirelessly

Researchers have discovered a more advanced version of the RedHook Android malware that abuses Wireless ADB to gain ...

RedHook Android malware now uses Wireless ADB for shell access

A new version of the RedHook Android malware abuses the Android Wireless Debugging (Wireless ADB) mechanism in a novel way to ...
XDA Developers on MSN

Your phone can run ADB on itself with no PC, and it's how I finally killed the bloatware I couldn't uninstall

Shizuku is a game-changer for tinkering lovers ...
9to5Mac

Safari’s new MCP server lets coding agents inspect and debug websites

Apple is introducing a new MCP server for Safari that lets coding agents inspect websites directly in the browser, giving them access to page content, console logs, network requests, screenshots, and ...