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A day after OpenAI and Microsoft trumpeted the arrival of the GPT-5 generative AI model and its improved reasoning and other capabilities, two AI cybersecurity startups showed in separate reports that it is still vulnerable to jailbreaking and other techniques.

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The popular open-source image manipulation software ImageMagick has addressed four critical security vulnerabilities discovered by Google’s artificial intelligence-powered security research tool, Big Sleep. These flaws, affecting millions of applications worldwide that rely on ImageMagick for image processing, have been patched in the latest software releases following responsible disclosure protocols. AI Breakthrough in Cybersecurity Google’s Big […]

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Earlier this year we warned that trust was cracking inside the inbox. Since then your inbox learned a new trick: acting. GenAI no longer just writes the lure; it manufactures the sender. With a few seconds of audio or a handful of images, attackers clone familiar voices and faces and insert them into everyday workflows: email threads, calendar invites, voicemails, quick chat notes. It looks routine because it comes through the tools you already trust. The objective is the same as classic BEC: move money, steal access, exfiltrate data. The difference is the level of social proof.

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Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated new phishing campaign that exploits the Japanese hiragana character “ん” to create deceptively authentic-looking URLs that can fool even vigilant internet users. The attack, first identified by security researcher JAMESWT, represents a significant evolution in homograph attacks that leverage visual similarities between characters from different Unicode sets. The malicious […]

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Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated new phishing campaign that exploits the Japanese hiragana character “ん” to create deceptively authentic-looking URLs that can fool even vigilant internet users. The attack, first identified by security researcher JAMESWT, targets explicitly customers of the popular travel booking platform Booking.com. The malicious technique leverages the visual similarity between the […]

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