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SECURITY AFFAIRS MALWARE NEWSLETTER ROUND 90

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The latest Security Affairs Malware newsletter compiles recent articles and research on emerging malware threats from around the world, including new attacks targeting specific software users and supply chain compromises. This compilation is crucial for developers and tech professionals to stay informed about evolving cybersecurity risks and protective measures.

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