Another day, another zero-day. TrendAI is scrambling to patch a vulnerability in its Apex One product that attackers are already using. This isn't good.
Forget noisy ransomware. Iran's MuddyWater group just reminded us stealth is the new loud, breaching a South Korean electronics titan with surgical precision.
Exim, the ubiquitous mail server, has a gaping vulnerability. And it took AI seven days to help craft an exploit. That should worry everyone.
AI's new attack surface is here, and it speaks your language. Traditional security tools? Useless. CrowdStrike's latest offering aims to listen.
Forget traditional breaches. In 2025, AI became the undisputed king of cloud risk, thanks to an explosion in specialized secrets and rampant shadow AI.
Your data's supposed to be safe. It's not. Two critical Windows zero-day exploits are now public, leaving BitLocker-protected drives vulnerable.
Prevention alone isn't cutting it anymore. Modern cyberattacks are designed to slip past your perimeter, leaving organizations scrambling. This deep dive explores why recovery is the new frontier of cybersecurity.
Microsoft’s Windows Autopatch has a fix for a bug that ignored admin policies and pushed drivers. EU users were the unfortunate test subjects.
The notorious 'FamousSparrow' APT, linked to China, has shifted its sights to the energy sector in the South Caucasus. This move signals a significant expansion beyond its previously observed targets.
Forget quarterly pentests. The latest data shows AI-driven attacks can breach systems in under two minutes. The question isn't if you're compliant, but what's actually getting through your defenses right now.
Governments are wrestling with the AI supply chain, but are they armed with the right tools? A new G7 report offers an SBOM framework, but questions linger about its real-world impact.
A wave of malicious packages has forced RubyGems.org, the central repository for Ruby libraries, to shut down new account registrations. This move highlights ongoing supply chain vulnerabilities that threaten developer workflows.
May's Patch Tuesday arrived with a fresh batch of vulnerabilities impacting critical industrial control systems. Siemens and Schneider Electric are front and center, patching a number of serious security holes.
