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Deep Shah

Deep is the Co-founder at Codezeros Technology. His strong business acumen and industry knowledge in the Blockchain industry make him one of the strongest pillars at Codezeros. He comes with a rich technological and business understanding to lead. His deep understanding of Blockchain technology integration is a key component of our success at Codezeros. He also contributes to the overall vision of the company's growth and development.

U.S. Leads “Disruption Week,” Nabs Crypto Scammers

A major U.S.-led crackdown disrupted over 1.4 million social media accounts and froze $3.8 million in cryptocurrency tied to transnational fraud.The "Disruption Week" operation...

Gemini AI Hijacked Via Fake Android Notifications

A researcher bypassed Google’s security updates for its Gemini voice assistant on Android using a technique called Fake Context Alignment.The exploit allowed a single...

GitHub Token Theft Via VSCode Web Vulnerability

A critical vulnerability in Microsoft Visual Studio Code's GitHub.dev web editor allows attackers to steal a user's full-access GitHub token with a single click.The...

New Windows Search Flaw Leaks NTLM Passwords

An unpatched vulnerability in the Windows search URI handler can leak a user's sensitive NTLMv2 authentication hash.The flaw allows attackers to capture hashes via...

Android Exploit Patched After Limited Attacks

Google has patched a critical Android flaw under active exploitation, identified as CVE-2025-48595.The vulnerability allows local privilege escalation without user interaction and impacts Android...

SideCopy Targets Afghan Finance With Xeno RAT

The Pakistan-aligned SideCopy group deployed a sophisticated spear-phishing campaign codenamed Operation XENOFISCAL against Afghanistan's Ministry of Finance.The attackers used a malicious ZIP archive containing...

Dashlane Brute-Force Attack Hits Fewer Than 20 Users

Dashlane disclosed a brute-force attack where encrypted vaults for fewer than 20 personal plan users were downloaded.The attack, launched on May 31, 2026, aimed...

Red Hat npm packages hit by self-propagating Miasma worm

A new supply chain attack campaign called Miasma has compromised multiple official @redhat-cloud-services npm packages.The malware steals credentials and secrets from developer machines to...

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