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A vulnerability in Unbound was identified that could allow remote attackers to hijack domains by sending specially crafted network traffic. The issue was discovered by researchers Yuxiao Wu, Yunyi Zhang, Baojun Liu, and Haixin Duan, who found that Unbound incorrectly handled certain promiscuous NS RRSets. An initial fix was released but was later found to be incomplete, prompting a subsequent update.
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New Exploits Target Phishing and Hacking Tools On September 10, 2026, two significant cybersecurity threats emerged. The first, the 'destroylist exploit', involves a phishing and scam domain blacklist aimed at combating online fraud, providing real-time updates and community contributions. The second, 'HackTools', is a web application designed for penetration… 
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