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TrueConf Breach: Hackers Trojanize Video Client Installers
Head Mare hackers breached TrueConf servers to plant PhantomCore backdoors in client installers. Here's what businesses using TrueConf should do now.
RovoBlast Puts Enterprise AI Data Access in Focus
RovoBlast reports show why organizations should review Atlassian Rovo permissions, connectors, AI controls, and sensitive-data access now.
Linux SCTP Flaw Raises Container Escape Risks
A reported Linux SCTP use-after-free flaw may enable local root access and container escape. Patch supported kernels and review exposure.
Zero-Click Flaws Found in AI Browsers Like Atlas
Zenity researchers found zero-click flaws in AI browsers including ChatGPT Atlas and Claude, letting attackers hijack agents via emails and web content.
Cyber Operations Emerge as the Fourth Battlefield
Nation-state cyber operations now shape modern conflict alongside land, sea, and air warfare. Here's what businesses and consumers should watch for.
AI Email Assistants Can Be Hijacked to Aid Fraud
Researchers show how AI email chatbots can be manipulated to impersonate staff and aid financial fraud. Here's what businesses should do now.
AI Phishing Attacks Now Cost Businesses $5 Million
A new study finds AI-driven phishing and social engineering attacks are costlier and harder to detect. Here's what small businesses need to know.
AI Models Struggle With Nuclear-Sabotage Malware Test
SentinelOne's new benchmark, modeled on a real nuclear-sabotage malware case, shows most frontier AI models can't sustain a full investigation.
Android 16 Gemini Flaw Lets Strangers Send Your Texts
A flaw in Android 16 lets anyone use Gemini to send texts from a locked phone. Here's who's at risk and the steps to take before Google's fix arrives.
AI Tool ScamBuster Fights Phishing From the Inside
ScamBuster is an open-source AI that poses as phishing victims to gather data on scammer operations. Here's what it means for your organization's defenses.
AI Gateways Are Becoming a Skeleton Key for Hackers
A 2026 cryptomining attack shows how AI gateways expose cloud and IAM credentials. Learn the risks and steps to protect your AI infrastructure.
PolinRider: 108 Malicious Packages Target Developers
North Korea-linked hackers planted 108 malicious packages across npm, Packagist, Go, and Chrome in the active PolinRider supply chain campaign.
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