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The Dutch vulnerability research group says an automated AI agent broke into its systems in a noisy, chaotic attack.
Breaches, offensive and defensive AI, and surveillance.
The Dutch vulnerability research group says an automated AI agent broke into its systems in a noisy, chaotic attack.
The AIxCC winner will use AI to find vulnerabilities in military messaging apps, with potential commercial spillover.
The court says the breach was not ransomware and no ransom demand has been made, but personal data is in hackers' hands.
The update signals a shift toward agentic cyber-defense platforms that reduce reliance on legacy SIEM and data pipelines.
A patched vulnerability in Unsloth Studio could let a malicious AI model run arbitrary Python code during routine inspection.
Signal's encrypted local backup feature is now available on every supported platform, completing a rollout that began with Android.
The Nasdaq listing will bring new disclosure requirements to a controversial spyware firm, while signaling industry growth.
An ANSSI report finds stolen staff passwords and monitoring blind spots, not sophisticated hacking, enabled the breach of French tax data.
SecurityWeek is inviting original, vendor-neutral talk proposals for its 2026 CISO Forum virtual summit.
A malware-as-a-service console is using Google's Gemini to triage stolen phone data and flag higher-value banking victims.
Autonomous AI agents operate with broad system privileges that enterprises rarely audit, creating a new class of insider threat.
The Japanese car-sharing service disclosed a cyberattack that compromised millions of user accounts.
A widespread misconfiguration has left more than 16,000 Supabase databases publicly readable, exposing credentials and personal data.
Microsoft's technical analysis details a backdoor used in targeted intrusions at telecoms and universities.
The disclosure from one of Japan's major private railway operators shows ransomware continuing to hit large organizations.
A high-severity flaw in the widely used TDengine time-series database could let remote attackers crash industrial servers with a single network packet.
Emergency updates address CVE-2026-86950, an out-of-bounds write in CoreGraphics already used in highly targeted attacks.
Researchers warn that a new botnet is abusing exposed Docker daemons to install an open-source AI agent framework.