A new hacking tool called Atlantis AIO has emerged, enabling cybercriminals to automate credential-stuffing attacks across more than 140 platforms, including popular services such as Gmail, Netflix, PayPal, and DoorDash. This tool allows hackers to test millions of stolen login credentials quickly and stealthily, reportedly marketed to thousands of clients. In a related cybersecurity incident, over 150,000 websites have been compromised through malicious JavaScript injections that redirect users to Chinese-language gambling ads, leveraging fake Bet365 branding and other deceptive techniques. The Indian government has issued a security warning urging Google Chrome users to update their browsers immediately due to these vulnerabilities.