We’re witnessing a shift in enterprise architecture: AI agents are moving from supporting roles to autonomous actors that drive decisions, trigger transactions, and interact directly with APIs — often on behalf of users. As a result, identity management is evolving. Identity isn’t just for humans anymore — it’s becoming the security backbone for intelligent, non-human...
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released groundbreaking guidance to help organizations implement Zero Trust Architectures (ZTAs) using commercially available technologies. Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture (NIST SP 1800-35) provides 19 real-world implementation models, technical configurations, and best practices developed through a four-year collaboration with 24 industry partners. This marks a significant […]
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Despite sustained international pressure, sanctions, and public exposures over the past two years, the sophisticated Predator mobile spyware has demonstrated remarkable resilience, continuing to evolve and adapt its infrastructure to evade detection while maintaining operations across multiple continents. The mercenary spyware, originally developed by Cytrox and now operated under the Intellexa alliance, has been active […]
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A medium-severity reflected file download (RFD) vulnerability (CVE-2025-41234) in VMware’s Spring Framework has been patched, affecting multiple versions of the widely used Java framework. The flaw enables attackers to execute malicious code by exploiting improperly configured Content-Disposition headers in a web application. Technical Breakdown The vulnerability arises when applications use Spring’s org.springframework.http.ContentDisposition class to set […]
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