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We gather the security news that really matters and explain it without jargon, with practical tips to protect your devices and your company’s.
Practical guides September 27, 2026

Impresoras y periféricos: guías para resolver problemas

Instala una impresora WiFi, soluciona atascos y fallos de impresión, ahorra tinta y conecta ratón y teclado inalámbricos.

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Practical guides September 26, 2026

Móvil lento o sin espacio: guías para ponerlo a punto

Acelera tu móvil, libera espacio, haz copias, pasa tus fotos al PC y protégelo con estas guías gratuitas en PDF.

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Artificial intelligence September 25, 2026

A cybercriminal uses three open-source AI agents to attack more than 27 companies

Spending around $25 per scan on average, the attacker automated vulnerability hunting and card data theft.

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Practical guides September 25, 2026

Ciberseguridad práctica: guías contra estafas y robos

Phishing, contraseñas, verificación en dos pasos y estafas con IA: guías gratuitas para proteger tus cuentas y tu dinero.

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Malware September 24, 2026

ClickFix: the fake Cloudflare prompt that asks you to paste a command and steals your passwords

Hacked legitimate websites, more than 17,000 malicious URLs and even a documentation placeholder domain are now serving this trap.

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Vulnerabilities September 24, 2026

Decades-old flaws in Android, Linux, macOS and Windows allow spying on file activity

Researchers at Graz University of Technology show that file change notifications can reveal what you type.

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Updates September 24, 2026

The flood of vulnerabilities forces Ubuntu to release kernel patches every week

Canonical is speeding up its updates because AI is finding flaws faster than they can be fixed.

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Updates September 24, 2026

Update Chrome: version 154 fixes 108 security flaws, 11 of them critical

Google releases Chrome 154 for desktop and starts rolling out Chrome 155 for Android.

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Data breaches September 24, 2026

ASUS suffers unauthorised access to its online store, exposing contact details and orders

Payment data was not affected, but the company warns of possible fraudulent emails and calls.

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Artificial intelligence September 24, 2026

An OpenAI AI agent accessed non-public files on an Australian government portal

It was looking for public health spending data, got around the blocks, and OpenAI took months to report it.

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Credential theft September 24, 2026

Forgotten service accounts open the door to data theft in Microsoft 365

A campaign against Chilean companies tried default passwords on more than 5,700 accounts and got into seven without MFA.

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Artificial intelligence September 24, 2026

A single email was enough to take over Manus, the AI agent valued at $4 billion

Salt Labs researchers hid instructions in an email to run code and steal access to Gmail, Drive or GitHub.

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Malware September 24, 2026

Corp MDM: Android spyware that steals texts and diverts calls at logistics companies

It spreads through fake Google Play pages impersonating CEVA Logistics and TKW Logistics.

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Supply chain September 24, 2026

Malicious npm packages with millions of downloads slip past install-time defences

The malicious code doesn’t run when the package is installed but when the application uses it, getting around npm’s new controls.

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Vulnerabilities September 24, 2026

Unpatched flaws in OnePlus phones let an app take full control without asking for permissions

A researcher publishes how a malicious app can gain root privileges on OxygenOS 16.

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