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AI speeds software flaw discovery, but hardware security still needs experts, PQShield VP says
AI is changing security testing, but hardware flaws still need human expertise, a PQShield executive argues.
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AI is changing security testing, but hardware flaws still need human expertise, a PQShield executive argues.
A free website lets US drivers check if their license plates were searched in Flock's license plate reader database, based on 241 million records.
Chaitin Technology has launched MonkeyCode, an open-source AI coding platform with a built-in security scanning engine. It supports private deployment and multiple Chinese LLMs, and offers a free tier of 30 million tokens per day.
The Metropolitan police have apologised after accidentally exposing the email addresses of 143 victims of Mohamed Al Fayed in a group update, blaming human error and referring themselves to the information commissioner.
Sogang University in Seoul has been hit by a hacking attack, leaking about 180,000 personal information records of students and staff, the school said Saturday.
Researchers found 737 fake VPN extensions on Chrome Web Store, impersonating top VPN brands, with 75,000 installs, all traced to one operator.
FBI warns hackers are stealing explicit photos for sextortion, while researchers uncover a Shopify refund scam abusing real app notifications. Here's how to stay safe.
据美国科技媒体报道，安全研究员Cory Solowevicz因注册noreply.us和noreply.net域名，意外收到大量企业误发的敏感邮件，他已在Defcon大会公开此事。
The three major U.S. carriers provide SIM swap protection settings. AT&T has August deals, and a T-Mobile user says switching to Mint drastically reduced his bill.
Apple, Microsoft and Zoom patched takeover flaws, including an exploited Windows zero-day and screen-sharing bugs.
Framework and European Steam hardware customers have been notified of separate data breaches exposing personal information, with no payment details compromised.
How to format USB drives in Windows and safely erase or destroy them before disposal, per Engadget.
Two South Korean hacking teams placed among the top three at the 2026 DEFCON CTF 34 in Las Vegas, the science ministry said Monday.