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APT29’s Mobile N-Day Campaign: What Phone Users Should Do
APT29 linked to mobile n-day exploits targeting iOS and Android. Learn what was exposed, how the campaign worked, and what…
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Autonomous AI Agents Need Enterprise Access Boundaries
Citrix is expanding AI agent governance, restricted workspaces, access controls and flexible licensing for enterprise adoption.
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AI-Generated Malware: Tidy Clues, Shrinking Patch Windows
AI-generated malware can scale attacks and accelerate exploitation, but behavior-based detection, rapid patching and human review remain the strongest…
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Binance’s $6.34B Heist Shows Why Coding Assignments Are a Security Risk
Binance’s $6.34B heist began with a fake coding assignment. Here’s what the multi-stage attack means for enterprise security.
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cPGuard Malicious Update Exposes the Risk of Trusted Update Channels
A poisoned cPGuard release reached nearly 3,000 servers. Here is what attackers collected and how operators should respond.
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Runtime Bill of Materials: A Practical Path to Leaner Containers
A runtime bill of materials identifies software observed while a container operates, enabling evidence-based image reduction without guessing which…
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Ghostunnel Brings Mutual TLS to Apps That Can’t Handle It
Ghostunnel adds mutual TLS around apps that lack native support, with strong certificate checks, rotation support and safety defaults.
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rsync security update fixes a CPU-exhaustion attack
The rsync security update fixes a CPU exhaustion flaw in versions through 3.5.1 and adds scheduling controls for busy servers.
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NIST Cybersecurity Guide Targets One-Person Businesses
NIST gives solo businesses a practical cybersecurity guide covering accounts, backups, phishing, AI risks and incident response.
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AI Strategy Risks Are Now a Cybersecurity Priority
Gartner data shows AI strategy, cyber discovery and workforce readiness driving enterprise risk.
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Provable AI Inference: Anthropic Opens FlashProve
Anthropic open-sourced FlashProve, a prototype that gives users cryptographic evidence identifying the model responsible for an AI-generated response.
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Philippine Employment Agency Breach Exposes Migrant Worker Data
A 69GB breach of Philippine overseas worker records shows how sensitive identity, contract and payment data can fuel fraud.