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Cyber daily news for 12/28/2025. First up, the fallout from the 2022 LastPass breach is still echoing through the security world. Stolen encrypted vault backups are being cracked today, and weak master passwords many users set are giving cybercriminals a backdoor straight into crypto wallets. Analysts say this means attackers can keep siphoning funds well into 2025, turning what looked like a past incident into an ongoing financial threat. It's a stark reminder that strong unique passwords and multi factor authentication remain critical, especially for password manager users.
Speaker 1:Turning to the realm of artificial intelligence, a critical flaw has been uncovered in langchain core, the Python library that powers many large language model applications. Identified as CVE twenty twenty five six eight six six four with a severity score of 9.3, the vulnerability enables prompt injection attacks that can harvest sensitive secrets and even manipulate the responses of the underlying models. For developers building AI driven tools, the takeaway is clear. Rigorous input sanitization and immediate patching are essential to keep data safe and maintain trust in AI services. That's all for today's Cyber Daily News.
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