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What early experiences with Instinct, Muse and Grok Bot reveal about the next challenge for banks, insurers and merchants. The request was ordinary: get me a dinner reservation. What followed was not. Investor JC Bahr-de Stefano reported that his personal AI assistant, Instinct, pursued a table at 4 Charles with roughly 200 API requests an […]
It was meant to make life simpler: a secret email address to which developers can send a message and create an issue in their GitLab project. But poor security defaults and a long-lived token embedded in the address mean that anyone who knows the address can potentially modify protected repositories. If project owners publish or leak these addresses, as some have, then they become vulnerable. The project-scoped email address supplied by GitLab in the form of a button that says “Email work item t
The platform is adding new checks as AI makes profiles easier to forge. But scammers can still invent a company to recruit for.
DORA and NIS2 obligations extend far beyond EU-headquartered organizations and entities directly named in the regulations. Any vendor selling services within the EU or operating as a third-party supplier to EU-regulated firms is directly impacted through contractual flow-down. Passeca, a Hyperproof MSSP partner, helps organizations navigate the complexity of DORA and NIS2 through incident response,... The post DORA, NIS2, and the End of ‘We’re Not in Scope’ appeared first on Hy
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Are routine tasks eating into your workday? Let business technology handle time-consuming processes while giving employees more room to focus on meaningful work. Learn more about it here. Where Does the Workday ...
Are routine tasks eating into your workday? Let business technology handle time-consuming processes while giving employees more room to focus on meaningful work. Learn more about it here. Where Does the Workday ...
Part 2 of 2: AI-driven binary analysis is forcing a rethink of automotive firmware protection. Part 1 covered how AI shortens PoC-to-exploit timelines.
Register for a 30-minute session to learn how 1EXIGER.AI traces a production constraint to its underlying parts and suppliers, assesses the impact, and supports the teams responsible for resolving it. The post 1EXIGER.AI Live Product Preview appeared first on Exiger.
Not long ago, spotting a phishing email was almost a game. Odd phrasing, a mismatched logo, a sender address that didn’t quite add up — the tells were usually there if you looked closely enough. That’s changing fast, because the tools behind today’s campaigns have gotten dramatically better and dramatically cheaper at the same time. […] The post AI-Powered Cyber Attacks: When the Hacker Is Also Running a Language Model appeared first on SOC Prime.
Kothamine uses a legitimate Tailscale tool to receive attackers’ commands through an encrypted connection with no malicious domain to block.
Legacy MFA tools like push-based apps and one-time passcodes (OTPs) are far more common than they were five years ago, but Scattered Spider has built an entire playbook around defeating these MFA methods that most organizations have deployed. CISA’s updated advisory on the group, issued jointly with the FBI in mid-2025, outlines the recommended actions […] The post Closing the door to Scattered Spider attacks with phishing-resistant MFA and identity proofing appeared first on Yubico.
Wiz Research analyzes NordStellar data to map the credentials targeted by infostealer families and assess their potential impact across cloud, code, and AI environments.
AI agents can operate through human credentials and take actions that existing SOC 2 controls may not distinguish from human activity. Token Security explains why SOC 2 needs to adapt to address the security gaps created by agent identities. [...]
Two actions-cool GitHub Actions have been disabled for a second time after the repositories became accessible last week, months after they were compromised during the May 2026 Mini Shai-Hulud campaign. The affected GitHub Actions are listed below - actions-cool/issues-helper actions-cool/maintain-one-comment Visiting either of the repositories now shows the message: "Access to this
Running a single custom detection agent against one repository is straightforward. Running hundreds of agents, each owned by different teams, targeting different services, with overlapping rule sets, across an enterprise codebase is where things break.
Running a single custom detection agent against one repository is straightforward. Running hundreds of agents, each owned by different teams, targeting different services, with overlapping rule sets, across an enterprise codebase is where things break.
Learn about ISO 42001 requirements, key benefits, AI governance responsibilities, and the steps to achieve certification. The post What is ISO 42001? Structure, Responsibilities and Benefits appeared first on Scytale.
Authorization attributes like plan tier, team and clearance already live in a database. How Cerbos Synapse fetches them at decision time with a SQL data source and a Starlark proxy extension, how to set cache TTL per attribute, and how checks fail closed when the database is unreachable.
Silent Ransom Group is going after U.S. law firms. Its operators pose as IT support, talk employees into granting remote access, and steal confidential client data for extortion, often within a single business day. This one-pager explains how the attack works and how Fable helps firms respond. You can build a custom briefing that teaches […] The post Prepare your firm for Silent Ransom Group appeared first on Fable Security.
Key Takeaways On 27 August 2026, the NCSC published an Alert warning of increased targeting of operational technology (OT) systems across multiple sectors globally, including in the UK, carried out by a range of threat actors and resulting in some limited real-world disruption [1]. The Alert is deliberately unattributed. It should not be read as an extension of joint advisory AA26-097A, which attributes a separate and well-documented PLC exploitation campaign to Iranian-affiliated actors [2]. Th
HubSpot Forms is a form-building feature within HubSpot's marketing, sales, and customer service platform.
We replaced the 58 tools PXI used to drive the Phoenix UI with two tools and a JavaScript sandbox that runs in your browser tab. Here's why, how it works, and what it cost. The post How we built UI Code Mode into Arize Phoenix appeared first on Arize AI.
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Forget the "military-grade pipe" metaphors. A VPN tunnel is simply your data encrypted and sealed inside standard internet packets. Here is how the mechanics actually work—and why data can still leak even when you think you're connected.
In this blog, we will discuss how Web Application Penetration Testing can help protect FinTech applications and financial transactions. We will also cover the security checks that should be completed before a product handles money, common VAPT mistakes, production testing practices, and the right time to perform web application penetration testing. Why is Web Application […]
Release notes for SimSpace Platform version 6.39 Portal fixes
Business verification used to have one buyer and one job: satisfy the regulator at onboarding. In the Liminal Index for BEV in Banking 2026, 85% of banks said credit assessment is essential or important in their business verification workflows, and 90% of those want a single vendor handling credit and ongoing monitoring. KYB solutions are […] The post Why banks stopped buying KYB solutions for compliance alone appeared first on Liminal.co.
ATT&CK-based detection for a federal agency is the practice of deploying detection rules mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, translating those rules to the agency’s own SIEM, and measuring coverage so the agency can produce auditable evidence that detection is working. Federal agencies operate under executive orders, OMB memos, and performance goals that point to one […] The post ATT&CK-Based Detection for Federal Agencies appeared first on SOC Prime.
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Recent developments in operational technology and industrial cybersecurity reveal both ongoing vulnerabilities and steps toward improved security certifications. Industry leaders and researchers continue to identify risks and recommend tools to aid sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and healthcare. Here is a summary of the latest verified reports. OT Security Readiness Remains Uneven Across Critical Infrastructure, […] The post Daily OT Security News: September 25, 2026 appeared first
Cybersecurity researchers have flagged a new version of PamStealer that ensures that the main payload can only be recovered using a server-side decryption chain. The latest artifacts, per Jamf Threat Labs, continue to rely on the same JavaScript for Automation (JXA) dropper mechanism, but modify the lure and the delivery method. "Where earlier variants embedded their payload key material
Decision-making under uncertainty is part of everyday cybersecurity leadership, because the data is rarely complete and the assumptions are never perfectly stable. Stronger decisions come from making those limits visible, combining evidence with judgment, and testing whether a choice still holds when conditions change. The post Decision-Making Under Uncertainty: How Security Leaders Decide Without the Full Picture appeared first on CISOteria.
Silverfort's integration with Claude's Compliance API brings Claude identities, activity, and security posture into one unified view.The post Silverfort integrates with Anthropic to turn Claude activity into identity context appeared first on Silverfort.
By Andréanne Bergeron, Security Researcher Every few months, another headline announces a major cybercrime takedown: servers seized, domains sinkholed, arrests made. Recent examples include Operation Magnus (targeting RedLine and META stealers in October 2024), Operation Endgame (targeting dropper infrastructure in May 2024), and the May 2025 FBI/DOJ/Europol/Microsoft action against LummaC2. These operations generate significant press […] The post Real-World Impact of Takedowns on the Info
Learn how to back up and recover Amazon S3 data with Clumio, from continuous protection to point-in-time restores.
A recent investigation found deceptive Android apps abusing Google Play’s Early Access program to appear legitimate while directing users toward risky external downloads and services. Researchers identified apps using misleading descriptions, fake functionality, and other tactics to build trust before moving users outside the official app environment. This approach demonstrates how attackers and fraudulent operators can exploit trusted mobile distribution channels as an entry point for social en
As Huntress scales past 800 teammates, Chief People Officer Kristin Dean reflects on protecting culture and not just letting it happen.