A new security threat called the browser-in-the-middle (BITM) attack has recently been uncovered, exposing users—especially those using Apple’s Safari browser—to potential exploits that could compromise their privacy and security.
Reports from BleepingComputer and GBHackers highlight how attackers can take advantage of browser fullscreen features to trick users into revealing sensitive information.
For users interested in broader Linux security concerns, check out our coverage of a critical Linux kernel zero-day vulnerability in the SMB module and how hackers are now testing Clickjacking Fix (ClickFix) attacks on Linux systems.
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