Unusual file names and links are common signs of phishing attacks. But hackers are now using visually similar characters from foreign alphabets to trick even tech-savvy users into clicking.

Older WinRAR versions let malicious archives override the user-specified path via crafted archives, enabling stealthy system ...

The vulnerability closed in WinRAR 7.13 was attacked independently by two different groups.

The popular file archiving tool WinRAR had a serious zero-day vulnerability threatening systems with code execution attacks.

WinRAR, that little app many of us installed years ago to “just open that one file”, has been compromised by hackers. This time, it’s not the usual ...

People are noticing Firefox gobbling extra CPU and electricity, apparently caused by an "inference engine" built into recent ...

A concerning zero-day vulnerability in WinRAR (CVE-2025-8088) allows hackers to hijack your PC. Users are advised to update ...

The WinRAR archiving utility has been the target of a couple of large-scale attacks that leverage a 0-day vulnerability. The ...

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The incident illustrates that WinRAR is a perfect vehicle for spreading malware because it has no automated mechanism for installing new updates.

A critical zero-day vulnerability in WinRAR, CVE-2025-8088, is being actively exploited by Russian hacking groups to execute ...

ESET warns that at least two Russian hacking groups are using the zero-day flaw in WinRAR for cyberespionage purposes.