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Nearly all security bosses are still worried about AI safety
Security leaders increasingly worry that AI-generated code introduces risks, while many organizations still depend heavily on manual reviews.
How scammers use "scraped New York Times content" to trick security scanners
Researchers uncovered a global phishing network using Google Cloud redirects and copied news content across thousands of coordinated servers.
Microsoft limits employee use of Claude Fable 5 over data retention concerns
Fable 5's data retention policy mandates 30 days' storage, or up to two years for flagged content, but Microsoft has concerns.
Hackers are using TikTok videos offering 'free Spotify Premium' to spread malware and steal passwords
Videos advertising free subscriptions are leading victims away to download and install malware via command-line tools.
We take a look at some of the biggest threats facing fans at the World Cup 2026
We take a look at some of the biggest threats facing fans at the World Cup 2026.
This Microsoft Defender zero-day could give hackers unprecedented access to your system
Chaotic Eclipse strikes again, releasing their seventh zero-day in just two months.
OpenClaw AI agent tricked into phishing attacks, with user data compromised
Varonis has a suggestion on how to make AI agents more careful.
French government internal messaging tool Tchap hit by data breach
A cybercriminal claimed the Tchap breach on a dark web forum, saying they stole gigabytes of sensitive data.
