PHP Warns of Two Critical Flaws, Emergency Patches Due Tomorrow
The PHP team is rushing out emergency security updates after details of two critical vulnerabilities leaked early.
Breaches, offensive and defensive AI, and surveillance.
The PHP team is rushing out emergency security updates after details of two critical vulnerabilities leaked early.
Malicious calendar invites are becoming a fast-growing attack vector, with one vendor reporting a 1,216% monthly spike.
Emergency fixes from Google, Mozilla, Apple, and others follow the compromise of eight eMudhra intermediate CA keys.
A Semperis survey of 1,200 IT and security professionals finds ransomware gangs increasingly use personal threats, stalking, and swatting to pressure victims into paying.
A global Revolut outage affected most services, underscoring the reach of fintech banking disruptions.
A supply-chain attack swapped five OVHcloud CLI releases for secret-stealing builds, exposing developers who installed during a 94-minute window.
New Teradata capabilities aim to protect enterprise AI data with identity separation, post-quantum encryption, and tamper-proof recovery.
The US Army is developing offensive AI agents under a program called ECHOTRIBBLE that can infiltrate networks, copy themselves, and erase all traces.
Google is expanding Chrome's Enhanced Protection with two-stage site warnings and server-side Gemini analysis that targets ClickFix-style command scams.
NIST, CISA, and NSA have published ten recommended practices to help organizations handle incidents involving malicious or uncontrolled AI agents.
Active exploitation of a patched PAN-OS authentication bypass shows ransomware groups targeting virtualization layers to disable security controls.
A proof-of-concept exploit now publicly demonstrates how an unauthenticated attacker can achieve remote code execution against unpatched FortiSIEM appliances.
A Dark Reading roundtable finds that closing identity and access gaps in the software development lifecycle is a prerequisite for safely using AI.
A cyberattack on Russia's education testing platform replaced questionnaires with anti-Kremlin messages, forcing a nationwide suspension of student assessments.
New guidance from Specops highlights MFA, account management, passwords, logging, and audit readiness as core focus areas for agencies meeting CJIS v6.1.
The maturity of AI adoption among developers, not the pace of rollout, determines how effectively security risks are managed.
The new AI agent within ThreatModeler Nexus aims to keep threat models current as application architecture changes.
The update links SOAR-style response actions directly to detection rules, with AI triage built into the same data plane.