A new report details how AI performed 80-90% of a global espionage campaign. This signals a dramatic drop in the skills needed for major cyberattacks, forcing a shift from reactive to preemptive security.
Google’s Chrome security team is rolling out new protections designed to safeguard its upcoming agentic browsing features. The focus is on combating indirect prompt injection, a novel attack that can trick AI agents into harmful actions.
Gartner is telling companies to block all AI browsers immediately, citing untraceable security risks. The warning comes as adoption, especially in sensitive sectors, is already surprisingly high.
Google is sounding the alarm as account takeovers surge, driven by phishing and info-stealing malware. The convenience of Chrome Sync creates a massive single point of failure for your entire digital life.
A critical vulnerability in React Server Components is seeing active exploitation, causing a scramble. However, security researcher Kevin Beaumont argues the “vast majority” of organizations aren’t vulnerable due to specific setup requirements.
Security researchers have uncovered a clever phishing campaign that abuses Microsoft Teams’ official notification system. The scam tricks users into calling fake support numbers by sending urgent alerts about fake charges.
DJI is making a last-ditch public appeal to U.S. leaders to schedule a security audit before a December 23rd deadline. Without it, a law could ban sales of their drones, which make up 90% of the global market.
A startup called Phreeli is launching a cellular service that requires almost no personal information to sign up. Founder Nicholas Merrill, who spent a decade fighting an FBI surveillance order, aims to make anonymity the boring default for daily phone use.
According to Fortune, small businesses are in a tech arms race for the 2025 holiday season, needing enterprise-grade security and AI automation to survive. Over a third are already using AI to handle holiday demand, and providers like Comcast are embedding security directly into networks. The goal i
The latest TLS 1.3 protocol offers a performance boost with “0-RTT” data, but it comes with a tricky tradeoff for forward secrecy. This nuance perfectly illustrates why network security is a systems design challenge. And it’s exactly the kind of subtlety where large language models fall short.
