Hackercool - July 2025

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Welcome to the latest Issue of Hackercool Magazine, where we dive into the evolving landscape of digital security and the emerging threats shaping our connected world.
This issue highlights some of the most critical vulnerabilities and cutting-edge topics impacting enterprises and individual users alike. We begin by exploring the fascinating yet concerning realm of hacking chatbots, with a deep dive into prompt injection attacks targeting Enterprise Large Language Models (LLMs). As AI-driven tools become integral to business operations, understanding their security implications is more important than ever.
Then, we move to several high-profile vulnerabilities that have made headlines recently. The Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) faces serious risks with multiple CVEs (2025-20281, 20282 and 20337) that demand imme diate attention to prevent potential breaches. Similarly, Google Chrome user -s should be aware of the newly disclosed critical flaws CVE-2025-8010 and CVE-2025-8011 which highlight the persistent threat of browser-based attacks.
We have something for those interested in security-focused operating systems. In this Issue we review the latest Parrot OS 6.4, renowned for its robust tools tailored to penetration testers and privacy advocates.
Mobile security continues to be a top priority with Android’s August 2025 update rolling out essential patches to safeguard millions of devices worldwi- de. In the realm of productivity software, we examine two fresh vulnerabiliti -es discovered in Adobe AEM Forms, underscoring the need for vigilance even in trusted applications.
Finally, we cover the critical vulnerabilities CVE-2025-6218 and CVE-2025-8088 affecting WinRAR, a popular file compression tool, which have been actively exploited in the wild—an urgent reminder to keep software up-to-date.