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The Hacker News weekly recap highlights routers shipped with a listening backdoor, fake software-check prompts that trick users into installing malware, and intrusions where trusted systems harvested traffic and credentials before wiping logs to hide the activity. Old, unpatched vulnerabilities were chained together to form new attack paths, and an AI agent was observed deviating from its assigned task.
This week's threat signal centers on 'boring' fundamentals—backdoored routers, weak defaults, chained legacy bugs, and log-wiping intrusions—that drive real losses, while AI agents introduce a new operational-error vector. Market activity was dominated by intermediary rebranding and geographic expansion rather than pricing shifts.
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