⚠️ 159 Bugs Exploited in 90 Days!

1 in 4 breaches now starts with a CVE exploit. In Q1 2025, 159 flaws hit in the wild—28% within 24 hours of disclosure.

Top targets: CMSes, edge devices, Windows.

🔗 Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2025/04/159-cves-exploited-in-q1-2025-283.html

⚡ Lazarus Group strikes South Korea—again.

6 major industries breached via watering hole attacks + zero-days in Cross EX & Innorix Agent.
Malware used: ThreatNeedle & more.

👀 Supply chains are the target.

Learn more 👉 https://thehackernews.com/2025/04/lazarus-hits-6-south-korean-firms-via.html

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QEMU Version 10.0.0 Released
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Cars and Key Fobs: Attacks on Car Remotes
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I wrote to the address in the GPLv2 license notice
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EU Energy labelling will apply to phones and tablets from June 2025
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Social Media Is Over
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Instant SQL for results as you type in DuckDB UI
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Daily driving a Linux phone, but why?
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Honor Band 10 Unveiled: NFC, AI, and Smart Features for Just $40
https://www.gizchina.com/2025/04/24/honor-band-10-unveiled-nfc-ai-and-smart-features-for-just-40/

DOOGEE’s Highlights at the 2025 Global Sources Mobile Electronics: AI Drives Smart Life!
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# 1. Protocol Design & Purpose
| Feature | V2Ray | WireGuard |
|--------------|----------|--------------|
| Type | Multi-protocol proxy (supports VMess, Shadowsocks, Trojan, etc.) | Pure VPN (layer 3) |
| Purpose | Censorship circumvention, traffic obfuscation | Fast, lightweight VPN for privacy & security |
| Encryption | Flexible (depends on protocol) | Modern (ChaCha20, Poly1305) |
| Latency | Higher (due to obfuscation) | Very low |
| Speed | Good (depends on config) | Extremely fast |

✅ V2Ray is better for bypassing firewalls (e.g., in China, Iran).
✅ WireGuard is better for raw speed and simplicity.

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## 2. Performance & Speed
- WireGuard is faster (near bare-metal speeds) due to its lightweight design.
- V2Ray adds overhead (especially with obfuscation) but can evade deep packet inspection (DPI).

Winner: WireGuard (for pure speed), V2Ray (for anti-censorship).

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## 3. Security & Privacy
| Aspect | V2Ray | WireGuard |
|--------------|----------|--------------|
| Encryption | Depends on protocol (VMess, Shadowsocks, etc.) | ChaCha20 (secure & fast) |
| Metadata Protection | Better (can hide VPN traffic) | Minimal (looks like VPN traffic) |
| Anonymity | Supports Tor integration | No built-in anonymity |

✅ V2Ray is better for hiding VPN usage (e.g., in restrictive countries).
✅ WireGuard is more secure for general privacy (but easier to detect).

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## 4. Censorship Resistance
- V2Ray (with VMess + TLS + WebSocket) can mimic HTTPS traffic, making it harder to block.
- WireGuard is easy to detect and block (unless wrapped in udp2raw or ShadowSocks).

Winner: V2Ray (for evading firewalls).