Fake Firefox wallets steal crypto recovery phrases and private keys

Three malicious Firefox extensions impersonating Phantom, Jupiter, and Bitget wallets were caught stealing recovery phrases and private keys, with one also fetching additional malicious code from an attacker-controlled server. Socket’s Threat Research Team reports that all three extensions were available on Mozilla’s Firefox Add-ons store during the investigation but have since been removed. The fraudulent … The post…

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NIST publishes post-quantum migration roadmap with 2030 deadline

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has finalized its roadmap for transitioning to post-quantum cryptography. The announcement outlines how organizations should replace vulnerable algorithms and meet federal migration deadlines beginning in 2030. The report, Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards (NIST IR 8547), identifies the cryptographic standards affected by future quantum atta…

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Roblox shuts down AI bot that overloaded adult 3D model site servers

Roblox has decommissioned a researcher’s automated scraping agent after it collected content from 3D model-sharing sites, including adult material. The company told CyberInsider that it never used the downloaded data to train AI models or for any other purpose. The incident was disclosed on October 26 by Open3DLab administrator Salaryman, who reported that a crawler … The post Roblox shuts down AI bot that overloaded…

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💾 Fighting DOGE's Data Grab | EFFector 38.19

When we give our private information to the government to pay taxes, apply for a job, or vote, we should be able to trust that our data won't later be used against us. But in a betrayal of that trust, the federal government has been pooling the information it has about us on an unprecedented scale—and using it for purposes we never agreed to. EFF and other groups are fighting back. In our latest EFFector newsletter,…