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AI Shifts Threat Management from Assistive to Agentic
AI-powered threat management systems are moving beyond assistive roles to become more autonomous, transforming how organizations detect, analyze, and respond to security threats.
AutoJack Attack Lets Web Page Hijack AI Agent for Host Code Execution
A critical security vulnerability known as the 'AutoJack Attack' allows a malicious web page to hijack an AI agent and execute arbitrary code on the host system, posing a significant threat to AI-powered applications.
Gentlemen RaaS Exploits GentleKiller EDR to Target 400 Security Processes
A new cybersecurity threat has emerged as the Gentlemen RaaS group uses the GentleKiller EDR framework to target over 400 security processes, leaving systems vulnerable to their ransomware attacks.
Cybersecurity Teams Add AI Tools, Wellness Programs to Combat Mounting Pressures
Cybersecurity teams are facing escalating AI-powered threats and workplace stressors, forcing organizations to adapt with new technologies and employee support programs.
Fortinet Discloses Breach: 86,000 Device Credentials Compromised in ‘FortiBleed’ Vulnerability
Cybersecurity researchers uncover a vulnerability in Fortinet's FortiOS software that has allowed threat actors to gain unauthorized access to the login credentials of approximately 86,000 Fortinet network devices.
AI Transforms Security Operations: Breaking the SOC Triangle Trade-Offs
AI is upending the traditional security operations trade-offs, enabling organizations to achieve speed, accuracy, and cost-efficiency simultaneously in threat detection and incident response.
Cybersecurity Firms Reel from Klue Supply Chain Attack
Cybersecurity firms are reeling after a devastating breach of the Klue threat intelligence platform, exposing sensitive data and disrupting critical security operations.
Hackers Exploit Gravity SMTP WordPress Plugin Bug to Expose API Keys
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a vulnerability in the Gravity SMTP WordPress plugin that allows hackers to expose sensitive API keys, putting affected websites at risk.
UK's information commissioner resigns over ‘inappropriate humour’
John Edwards, the UK’s Information Commissioner, has resigned from his position after an investigation found that he used “inappropriate humour” in official communications. The resignation comes as a blow to the agency responsible for upholding data privacy and information rights in the country. Inappropriate Behaviour Confirmed by Investigation According to a statement from the UK’s...
Microsoft Breaks Some OLE Automations with Latest Windows Update
Microsoft has confirmed that its recent Windows update has disrupted OLE automation features, impacting developers and enterprises relying on these legacy integrations.