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SquareX has launched the "Year of Browser Bugs" (YOBB) project, a year-long initiative to spotlight the lack of security research on browser-based attacks. The project aims to address critical cybersecurity blind spots by focusing on application layer attacks delivered through websites and cloud data storage accessed via browsers. SquareX will disclose at least one critical web attack per month throughout 2025, revealing previously unknown attack vectors and architectural limitations of browsers.

The YOBB project was inspired by the Month of Bugs (MOB) cybersecurity initiative, which aimed to improve security practices through vulnerability disclosures. SquareX has already made major releases since 2024 and into the first two months of 2025: SquareX Discloses "Browser Syncjacking", a New Attack Technique that Provides Full Browser and Device Control, Putting Millions at Risk

SquareX Unveils Polymorphic Extensions that Morph Infosteal. Microsoft Secure, scheduled for April 9, offers a one-hour online event for security professionals to learn about AI innovations for the security lifecycle and maximizing current security tools. The event will cover securing data used by AI, AI apps, and AI cloud workloads, along with best practices to safeguard AI initiatives against emerging threats.

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References :

• Microsoft Security Blog: AI innovation requires AI security: Hear what’s new at Microsoft Secure
• The Last Watchdog: News alert: SquareX’s “Year of Browser Bugsâ€� project exposes critical cybersecurity blind spots

Classification:

• HashTags: #AISecurity #Cybersecurity #ThreatDetection
• Target: Businesses
• Product: Security Command Center
• Feature: AI Security
• Type: AI
• Severity: Medium