Analytics and Intelligence
AIs as Trusted Third Parties
This is a truly fascinating paper: “Trusted Machine Learning Models Unlock Private Inference for Problems Currently Infeasible with Cryptography.” The basic idea is that AIs can act as trusted third parties: Abstract: ...
Yes, GitHub’s Copilot can Leak (Real) Secrets
Researchers successfully extracted valid hard-coded secrets from Copilot and CodeWhisperer, shedding light on a novel security risk associated with the proliferation of secrets ...
Hackers Use Atlantis AIO Tool to Automate Account Takeover Attacks
Atlantis AIO, a tool available to hackers on the dark web, gives threat actors an automated tool to rapidly test millions of stolen credentials against email, ecommerce, and other online accounts on ...
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Spit Happens: 23andMe is Bankrupt — Secure Your DNA Data NOW Already
Double hell-ix: Personal genomics firm tells customers your data is safe—but few will trust the loss-making biotech pioneer ...
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Cato Uses LLM-Developed Fictional World to Create Jailbreak Technique
Jeffrey Burt | | AI (Artificial Intelligence), DeepSeek AI, llm security, Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI ChatGPT
A Cato Networks threat researcher with little coding experience was able to convince AI LLMs from DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Microsoft to bypass security guardrails and develop malware that could steal browser passwords ...
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Microsoft Won’t Fix This Bad Zero Day (Despite Wide Abuse)
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Satya says NO: Redmond blames Windows users, rather than solve 30-year-old bug—exploited since 2017 ...
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China, Russia, North Korea Hackers Exploit Windows Security Flaw
Jeffrey Burt | | china espionage, Iranian hackers, Microsoft Windows Zero Day, North Korean cyber espionage, russia hacker
Amost a dozen state-sponsored threat groups from Russia, China, and North Korea have been exploiting a security flaw in WIndows in attacks on governments and critical infrastructure that date back to 2017 ...
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Beyond open vs. closed: Understanding the spectrum of AI transparency
Aaron Linskens | | Artificial Intelligence, generative AI, open source, open-source-software, transparency
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, from software development to cybersecurity. But as AI adoption grows, so does the discussion around its accessibility and transparency. Unlike traditional software, where the concept of ...
HP Intros Printers with Protection Against Quantum Cyberattacks
HP this week introduced new HP printers that include protections against cyberthreats posed by future quantum computers, which could arrive earlier than expected thanks to recent developments. With the new printers, HP ...
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Tata Technologies Hit by 1.4TB Data Breach; Ransomware Gang Demands Ransom for 730,000 Files
Pushpendra Mishra | | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security Company, Ransomware, ransomware detection, Threat Indiactors
In a shocking cybersecurity incident, Tata Technologies, a leading engineering and IT services firm, has fallen victim to a massive data breach. Cybercriminals have reportedly stolen 1.4TB of sensitive data and are ...






