A new and alarming phishing campaign has surfaced, leveraging the credibility of a .gov domain to deceive employees into believing they owe unpaid tolls. Identified by the Cofense Phishing Defense Center (PDC), this campaign manipulates the GovDelivery system a legitimate communication tool used by several government agencies to lend an air of authenticity to its […]
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Tonic Validate is a free, open-source library for evaluating RAG and LLM based applications. We recently announced a new listing on GitHub Marketplace that provides a GitHub Actions template to run Tonic Validate against code changes on every commit. Today, we’re following up with an additional listing that allows you to establish integration tests each time a branch is merged into your main branch.
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We are proud to announce that we have successfully completed our HIPAA certification, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to data security and privacy. This achievement underscores our dedication to providing secure data environments for our clients, particularly those in the healthcare industry handling protected health information (PHI).
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Tonic Validate, our free, open-source library for evaluating RAG and LLM-based applications, can be run entirely as a GitHub Action. And it's now available for quick deployment on GitHub Marketplace!
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A recent threat hunting session has revealed a sophisticated PowerShell script, named y1.ps1, hosted in an open directory on a Chinese server (IP: 123.207.215.76). First detected on June 1, 2025, this script operates as a shellcode loader, employing advanced in-memory execution techniques to bypass traditional disk-based detection mechanisms. The discovery, attributed to Shenzhen Tencent Computer […]
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