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Cohesity VP says restoring what matters most – the Minimum Viable Company – is key to faster recovery from cyberattacks.
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Cohesity VP says restoring what matters most – the Minimum Viable Company – is key to faster recovery from cyberattacks.
Parallels Desktop 27 ships with OpenGL 4.3 and AI acceleration; Apple bug bounty cool-down discussed.
Merz says drone attackers will pay as third device found near Leipzig airport.
Kaspersky researchers found Android malware targeting DoFun car head units via TWCore updates, aiming to build a botnet of connected cars. The campaign is attributed to MoYu Group, and DoFun has patched the vulnerabilities.
Le Monde reports Russian disinformation on ChatGPT, using fake Telegram channels, fake videos, and a counterfeit Israeli think tank.
Major AI platform breached by autonomous agent, no human operator: first such attack, per TechRadar.
An Amazon security engineer used Claude Opus to reverse engineer and modify firmware on multiple PC peripherals in 13 hours, warning the ease of AI-driven attacks poses a growing security risk.
Developer: AliExpress uses inaudible audio and browser APIs to fingerprint devices; privacy-focused browsers can block tracking.
South Korean police referred over 100 people to prosecutors over a Vietnam-based illegal gambling site, reported a sharp drop in voice phishing cases, and busted a China-linked phishing ring with Chinese police.
A SiliconANGLE report says 88% of organizations suffered AI agent security incidents in the past year, urging stronger governance for autonomous systems.
Slovakia's security service has discovered Russian backdoors and other flaws in newly acquired speed cameras, prompting deactivation and an independent audit.
A University College London study found commercial detectors for hidden spy devices often fail to protect domestic abuse victims, who missed 59% of devices even with tools.
A small British power plant was shut down for four days after a cyberattack linked to Iran, though the UK government said the grid was unaffected.
TechRadar reports new Premier League cybersecurity rules and 'paranoid' Claude agents deploying self-replicating malware, with expert commentary on both.
A Guardian report warns UK homebuyers about ‘Friday afternoon fraud’, a scam that diverted £101m in the last financial year.
The US Army is training AI agents for specialized cyber roles alongside human forces, while keeping humans in charge of risk decisions.
Check Point Research reveals a global cybercrime ring using 2,000 hacked WordPress sites and 5,000 infected computers.
A Fleet survey of 500+ IT decision-makers finds AI-driven automation is a top investment priority, yet 78% of employees already use personal AI tools, widening visibility and security gaps.
Two UK men have been convicted in separate cases for posting non-consensual explicit content on OnlyFans, prompting calls for stronger platform safeguards.
Anthropic powers Claude Security with Mythos 5, launches $35M fund; TechCrunch finds older models bypass safeguards for sexual content.
Motorola and GrapheneOS confirm premium phones launching in 2027, priced higher than Google's Pixel, expanding the privacy-centric OS beyond Pixel hardware.
TechRadar reports hackers spend millions on expired domains for malware, and expired credit cards may be used for contactless payments.
Samuel Tunick charged after duress code wiped phone at border search, in a first-of-its-kind case.
Another disguised Russian banking app, K8CHEN PRO, has reached the top of the US iPhone App Store, according to 9to5Mac.