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Joint guidance on supply chain risks and mitigations for artificial intelligence and machine learning
«Свои среди чужих». Как злоумышленники подселяют фальшивые узлы в системы Cisco и остаются незамеченными
Google says 90 zero-days were exploited in attacks last year
Codenotary Trust delivers autonomous AI security for Linux and Kubernetes
Codenotary has announced Codenotary Trust, a unified SaaS platform that uses AI to instantly detect, prioritize, and autonomously fix security, configuration, and performance issues, while also providing rollback capabilities. Importantly, the product is designed with the talent shortage in mind so that expert-level security management is made accessible to junior and mid-level administrators. Codenotary helps close the training gap reported by The Linux Foundation with 65% of organizations understaffed in cybersecurity and compliance. Codenotary Trust … More →
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2026 Browser Data Reveals Major Enterprise Security Blind Spots
Russian APT targets Ukraine with BadPaw and MeowMeow malware
Interview with Tom Howe of Hydrolix: AI Bots, the Friends, Foes, and Frenemies of Online Shopping
RedAlert Mobile Espionage Campaign Targets Civilians with Trojanized Rocket Alert App for Surveillance
War zones have always been hunting grounds for opportunistic attackers, but the RedAlert mobile espionage campaign marks one of the most calculated examples of weaponizing civilian fear. Against the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Iran kinetic conflict, threat actors crafted a trojanized version of Israel’s official “Red Alert” emergency app — a life-saving tool civilians depend […]
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Google says 90 zero-days exploited in 2025 as commercial vendor activity grows
Push Security adds malicious browser extension detection to block threats in employee browsers
Push Security has announced new malicious browser extension detection and blocking capabilities within its browser-based security platform. The feature enables organizations to automatically block known-bad extensions from running in employee browsers. Attackers are increasingly turning to malicious browser extensions as a preferred method of compromise. Recent campaigns such as ShadyPanda, ZoomStealer, and GhostPoster, along with breaches impacting vendors including Cyberhaven and Trust Wallet, highlight the growing risk posed by compromised extensions. “Browser extensions represent one … More →
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Hunting for malicious OpenClaw AI in the modern enterprise
Смена пароля больше не поможет. Почему хакеры из Tycoon 2FA годами оставались незамеченными
【资料】西方智库分析认为:伊朗导弹即将耗尽
‘We’re not trying to remake the economy’: FTC’s Mufarrige charts new course on tech enforcement
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«Шиповник», «Кодиеум» и спутник Micius. Рассказываем, как Россия догоняет мир в квантовой гонке
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