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In brief: Google patches Chrome 0Day, the US is on the hunt for North Korean IT workers, and more.

The models provided the correct URL only 66% of the time; nearly 30% of responses pointed users to dead or suspended domains.

ANSSI believes that the Houken campaign is operated by ‘UNC5174’, an entity believed to act as an initial access broker for China’s Ministry of State Security.

The malicious actors used v0.dev to create fake login pages mimicking legitimate brands.

Attackers accessed and exfiltrated data from the compromised platform.

The sanctions target Aeza Group’s parent entity, subsidiaries, and four individuals linked to the company’s leadership and operations.

Recent months have seen a notable uptick in activity from Iranian-linked hacktivists and government-affiliated threat groups.

The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-6554, is described as a type confusion bug in Chrome's V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine.

From now on, all federal departments, agencies, and Crown corporations are prohibited from purchasing Hikvision products.

As part of the action, the US authorities unsealed two indictments, arrested a suspect, conducted searchers across 16 states at nearly 30 known or suspected “laptop farms.”