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A calendar invite is all it took to hijack Perplexity's Comet browser and steal 1Password credentials

Maximilian Schreiner / the-decoder - Security researchers demonstrate how a manipulated calendar invite can trick Perplexity's agentic Comet browser into stealing local files and taking over a full 1Password account.The article A calendar invite is all it took to hijack Perplexity's Comet br…

#ai #cybersecurity #dataprivacy #browsers #genai #security #assistant #bugs #digitalprivacy #perplexity

Launch HN: Cekura (YC F24) – Testing and monitoring for voice and chat AI agents

3 days / ycombinator

Until last month, attackers could've stolen info from Perplexity Comet users just by sending a calendar invite

3 days / theregister / Thomas Claburn

DeepKeep launches AI agent attack surface scanner to map enterprise risk

3 days / siliconangle / Duncan Riley

A calendar invite is all it took to hijack Perplexity's Comet browser and steal 1Password credentials

3 days / the-decoder / Maximilian Schreiner

Zenity warns of inherent security risks in agentic browsers after Perplexity Comet findings

3 days / siliconangle / Duncan Riley

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Android Security Update Fixes 129 Vulnerabilities, Including Actively Exploited Zero-Day

AnuPriya / cyberpress - Google released its March 2026 Android Security Bulletin, patching 129 vulnerabilities across the Android ecosystem. This update sets a record for the highest number of fixes in a single month. It splits into two patch levels: 2026-03-01 for core Android …

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Google patches scores of vulnerabilities with March Android Security Bulletin

3 days / betanews / Sofia Elizabella Wyciślik-Wilson

Android gets patches for Qualcomm zero-day exploited in attacks

3 days / bleepingcomputer / Sergiu Gatlan

Android Security Update Fixes 129 Vulnerabilities, Including Actively Exploited Zero-Day

3 days / cyberpress / AnuPriya

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