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Tencent has opened an international beta of QClaw, an AI agent application aimed at consumers in Canada, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States. The first wave is capped at 20,000 users. Additional markets are scheduled to follow. QClaw runs on Windows and MacOS. Setup takes about three minutes and involves downloading the application, registering an account, and scanning a QR code. The software is built on OpenClaw, the open-source personal AI assistant project. … More →

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JA4+ Network Fingerprinting JA4+ is a suite of network fingerprinting methods that are easy to use and easy

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Cyber intruders are already exploiting vulnerabilities within Cisco networking hardware, prompting United States authorities to grant federal agencies

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While certain enterprises are merely initiating the evaluation of nascent artificial intelligence architectures, others have already devised surreptitious

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Cyber adversaries have issued a menacing ultimatum to disclose sensitive telemetry belonging to two prominent American financial institutions.

The post Under the Ransom Countdown: Everest Group Threatens to Leak Sensitive Data of Major U.S. Banks appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

The debut of the nascent internet age-verification application, an endeavor upon which Brussels had bestowed considerable aspirations, has

The post Broken Blueprint: The 4-Million-Euro “Zero-Knowledge” Failure of the EU’s Age Verification App appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

Phishing returned as the leading method attackers used to break into organizations in the first quarter of 2026, accounting for over a third of engagements where initial access could be determined, according to Cisco Talos. It is the first quarter phishing has led the category since Q2 2025, when exploitation of public-facing applications took over following widespread attacks against on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers. That SharePoint exploitation wave, collectively tracked as ToolShell, drove public-facing application exploitation … More →

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When attackers can discover and exploit vulnerabilities in minutes, last quarter's audit doesn't mean much. CISOs need to shift from static measurement to real-time awareness -- and fast.

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