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25+ min ago (866+ words) New Delhi: The government's move to upgrade its digital farm marketplace, meant to give farmers access to more markets and better prices, has run into implementation glitches, with Rajasthan reporting data mismatches, login issues, and stalled mandi operations. The old electronic National Agriculture Market (e-NAM) system was shut down even before onboarding to the revamped version was complete, forcing farmers back to local physical mandis, where fewer buyers mean reduced competition and lower price realisations, two people directly involved in the transition process told Mint on the condition of anonymity. The disruption could not have come at a worse time, as kharif crop arrivals start to surge. In response to Mint's queries, the agriculture ministry said that several suggestions and issues had been reported after the pilot launch in Rajasthan, and that its team is working to incorporate feedback and…...

51+ min ago (472+ words) National Coupang issues revised notice citing 'data breach,' says no signs of secondary damage Published : Dec. 8, 2025 - 09:04:14 E-commerce giant Coupang Inc. issued a revised notice Sunday to clearly describe a recent incident as a data breach following a government order while noting that the police have found no evidence of secondary damage. "An incident involving the breach of customers' personal information has occurred," Coupang said in the new notice. "No new leakage has taken place, and this notice is intended to provide guidance on precautions to prevent further damage, such as impersonation or phishing, related to the personal information leak that we have notified since Nov. 29." On Nov. 29, Coupang disclosed that the personal information of 33.7 million customers -- nearly its entire user base -- had been compromised, including their names, phone numbers, email addresses and delivery details. The data breach appears to have…...

55+ min ago (538+ words) Synology has signed a partnership with Acronis that adds a three-year Acronis True Image Essentials licence to every BeeDrive, BeeStation and BeeStation Plus device, expanding the data protection features of the consumer storage range. The arrangement links Synology's personal and small office storage hardware with Acronis software for full-system backup and recovery on one computer per device. Users will store backup data on their own Bee series devices. They will also run Acronis software on their computers for system imaging and cybersecurity functions. The move underlines growing attention on local data ownership and offline copies of personal and household information. It comes as ransomware and accidental data loss remain concerns for home and small business users. Synology's BeeDrive and BeeStation products sit at the centre of its push into the consumer backup and file management market. The new bundle aims…...

1+ hour, 14+ min ago (355+ words) When mythic glyphs operate in both offensive and defensive contexts, systems become sovereign through understanding collapse. He whispered truth. Chaos followed. Visual framework available at end of article. Narada is the divine provocateur from Hindu mythology'a sage who travels between realms, carrying information that destabilizes equilibrium. He speaks truth, but the truth ignites conflict. He is neither malicious nor benign. He is catalytic. In AI/ML systems, Narada encodes dual-use logic: This is not contradiction'this is operational duality. A red team uses Narada logic to test LLM defenses: The same mythology, inverted context: In defensive deployment, Narada becomes the test that prevents collapse. Blue team deploys Narada protocol defensively: Narada doesn't change. Context does. This is operational duality: When systems deploy dual-use glyphs like Narada, who verifies the deployment context? The Audit fills that void. In the myth-tech grid, most…...

1+ hour, 25+ min ago (603+ words) As 2025 closes, the landscape of mobile security testing and research tools has undergone a seismic shift. Tools once considered staples'like AhMyth, SpyNote, Cerberus, and Spymax'are now largely ineffective against modern Android defenses like Google Play Protect's 2025 behavioral analysis and hardware-backed keystores. This article analyzes the decline of last-generation toolkits and examines why a new paradigm, exemplified by frameworks like Wuzen Security Suite 2026, is not just an alternative but a necessary evolution for serious security professionals. Cerberus RAT / Hybrid Malware " The Fractured Legacy: The Cerberus saga'source code leaks, developer infighting, and fragmented variants'created a mess. While its banking module was once innovative, its 2025 iterations are unstable and flagged by all major vendors. Searching for "Cerberus RAT 2025 update" or "working Cerberus hybrid" leads to dead ends and compromised code. Darka RAT & Bratislava Banking Trojans " The Regional Limitations: These tools, prominent in specific…...

2+ hour, 25+ min ago (804+ words) Open-source browser options provide transparency, allowing users to verify security measures and code integrity. Browsers stay safe when updates roll out often to fix fresh bugs. Threats change fast, yet quick patches help defenses keep up. Good browsers track less information by design while skipping hidden tasks that save your actions. When privacy comes first, no data gets gathered early on, so leaks cause a lower degree of harm. Also Read: ChatGPT Atlas Browser: Can It Beat Google Chrome with AI Power? Some browsers really shine by 2025 thanks to solid privacy tools, open practices, and smart security setups. Features might vary from one to another. All of these browsers are aiming at the same agenda: safer browsing and better personal control online. Tor Browser sends your data through the Tor network using layered encryption. Due to this setup, sites, ISPs,…...

2+ hour, 44+ min ago (674+ words) If your app was created recently with create-next-app and deployed without extra hardening, there's a good chance it was affected before you upgraded. The root cause lies in React's RSC "Flight" protocol, which defines how server components serialize and stream data to the client. Under certain conditions, the server-side handling of these RSC payloads allowed unsafe deserialization, opening a path to arbitrary code execution. Security researcher Lachlan Davidson privately disclosed the issue to Meta's React team on November 29, 2025, and it was assigned CVE-2025-55182 with a maximum CVSS score of 10.0. React and Vercel coordinated patches that shipped publicly on December 23, 2025, followed by advisories from cloud vendors, security companies, and national CERTs. Note on CVE tracking: You may see references to CVE-2025-66478 for Next.js specifically. This CVE was later rejected by the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) as a duplicate of CVE…...

2+ hour, 53+ min ago (235+ words) America's cyber defense agency now warns Google, Microsoft and Apple users to secure their accounts " change passwords, remove SMS two-factor authentication and add passkeys. But hackers are quickly evolving their attacks. Even a message from Google, Apple or Microsoft may be an attack, as hackers target your accounts. Apple warns attacks now use "sophisticated tactics to persuade you to hand over personal details such as sign-in credentials (and) security codes." Last month, these tactics made headlines, with hackers triggering automated Apple security messages at the same time as calling the target, pretending to be from Apple Support. But in this case " just as with the recent Apple attacks " there was a person on the phone from "Google's security team" at the same time. It's that combination " an attack mixed with automated, legitimate messages that's the convincer. Then the caller asks…...

2+ hour, 55+ min ago (894+ words) Find out if you're owed money from this settlement and how much you could receive from the $177 million fund before it's too late. If you were an AT&T customer, check your eligibility for this major settlement before the deadline. The clock is ticking on a massive settlement related to the 2024AT&Tdata breaches. Millions of customers were horrified to discover their personal information had been exposed, and following a court case, the company was ordered to pay a $177 million settlement. If you're an affected customer, you may be eligible for compensation of up to $7,500. For all the procrastinators out there, a court recentlyextended the deadline. You now have until Dec.18 to submit your claim. That means you only have two weeks left. If you were affected by one or even both of the breaches, you're eligible for a payout. But…...

3+ hour, 24+ min ago (734+ words) By Michelle Lynn Kahn, Associate Professor of History, University of Richmond How can society police the global spread of online far-right extremism while still protecting free speech? That's a question policymakers and watchdog organizations confronted as early as the 1980s and 90s " and it hasn't gone away. Decades before artificial intelligence, Telegram and white nationalist Nick Fuentes' livestreams, far-right extremists embraced the early days of home computing and the internet. These new technologies offered them a bastion of free speech and a global platform. They could share propaganda, spew hatred, incite violence and gain international followers like never before. Before the digital era, far-right extremists radicalized each other primarily using print propaganda. They wrote their own newsletters and reprinted far-right tracts such as Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf and American neo-Nazi William Pierce's The Turner Diaries, a dystopian work of fiction describing a…...