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In this Help Net Security interview, Silviu Asandei, Security Specialist and Security Governance at Sonar, discusses how AI code assistants are transforming development workflows and impacting security. He explains how these tools can boost productivity but may also propagate vulnerabilities if not properly reviewed. What security risks do AI code assistants pose that developers and organizations might overlook? While AI code assistants enhance developer productivity, they introduce significant and often overlooked security risks across multiple … More →

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What is AI Security? AI security is where traditional cybersecurity meets the chaotic brilliance of machine learning. It’s the discipline focused on protecting AI systems—not just the code, but the training data, model logic, and output—from manipulation, theft, and misuse. Because these systems learn from data, not just logic, they open up fresh attack surfaces […]

The post AI Security Guide: Protecting models, data, and systems from emerging threats appeared first on Security Boulevard.

Zero-trust security models are also changing how we think about identity management. The traditional approach of "authenticate once, access everything" is giving way to "authenticate constantly, verify everything." This doesn't change the basic roles of SCIM and SAML, but it does mean that these technologies need to work together more seamlessly and respond more quickly to changes.

The post SCIM vs SAML: Understanding the Difference Between Provisioning and Authentication appeared first on Security Boulevard.

Cyberstalkers are increasingly turning to cheap GPS trackers to secretly monitor people in real time. These devices, which often cost less than $30 and run on 4G LTE networks, are small, easy to hide under a bumper or in a glovebox, and can go undetected for months. A new paper from researchers at NYU, You Can Drive But You Cannot Hide, presents an affordable, practical method for detecting these hidden cellular GPS trackers using off-the-shelf … More →

The post GPS tracker detection made easy with off-the-shelf hardware appeared first on Help Net Security.

A critical Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability has been discovered in the @opennextjs/cloudflare package, posing a significant security threat to websites deployed using the Cloudflare adapter for Open Next. The flaw, now tracked as CVE-2025-6087, allows unauthenticated attackers to proxy arbitrary remote content through the vulnerable site’s domain, posing significant risks of phishing, data exposure, […]

The post Open Next SSRF Flaw in Cloudflare Lets Hackers Fetch Data from Any Host appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform.