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The cyberattack targeted software systems provided by US defense and aviation firm Collins Aerospace.

The flaw stems from a deserialization of untrusted data issue, which can be exploited without user interaction in low-complexity attacks.

In brief: Google patches a Chrome zero-day flaw, Gamaredon and Turla join efforts in attacks on Ukraine, and more.

The company said that less than 5% of its customers were affected.

Google confirmed real-world exploitation but, in line with its usual policy, withheld technical details to prevent further abuse.

Researchers also discovered that the group is currently working on a RaaS tool named 'shinysp1d3r.'

Leading AI chatbots now repeat false claims 35% of the time, up from 18% in August 2024.

The takedown followed a court order allowing Microsoft to seize 338 websites linked to the malicious campaign.

The resentencing follows a decision by the US Court of Appeals, which vacated his original sentence of time served (17 days) and remanded the case for reconsideration.

Arias Gil is accused of collecting intelligence on Spain’s critical infrastructure and security forces to support cyberattacks.