Recapping Synack's Women in Cyber panel: Inside the hard conversations about AI risk, hiring struggles, and why resilience
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Cybersecurity specialists have devised an innovative approach to combat an emerging cybercrime called “PigButchering” on the Telegram platform. This form of cyber fraud involves scammers cultivating false relationships with victims over time, much like fattening a pig for slaughter, only to deceive and defraud them at the opportune moment. Digital Sleuths and the Cyber Swindle […]
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While the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, a straight-line attack on a large language model isn't always the most efficient — and least noisy — way to get the LLM to do bad things. That's why malicious actors have been turning to indirect prompt injection attacks on LLMs.
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A sophisticated spam campaign targeting Portuguese-speaking users in Brazil has been uncovered by Cisco Talos, active since at least January 2025. This campaign exploits commercial remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools, such as PDQ Connect and N-able Remote Access, to gain unauthorized access to victims’ systems. The attackers, identified with high confidence as initial access […]
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Silent Push Threat Analysts have recently exposed a sophisticated financial scam leveraging a vulnerability in X/Twitter’s advertising display URL feature to deceive users. This attack manipulates the platform’s URL display mechanism to present a legitimate-looking link, such as “From CNN[.]com,” while redirecting unsuspecting victims to a malicious cryptocurrency scam site impersonating Apple’s brand. This campaign, […]
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