Sead Fadilpašić

Companies are being phished for data too, and sometimes compromised police inboxes are abused.

The Ukrainians are suing US tech firms over Russian bombs allegedly carrying their tech.

Mac users are being targeted with AMOS again, this time through a dubious combination of malvertising and AI results poisoning.

Repetitive tasks can be automated, and data accuracy improved, popular CRM platform claims.

Both military and civilian personnel are getting access to GenAI.mil.

But encrypted files can easily be decrypted because someone forgot about a hardcoded artifact.

Better models also mean higher risk, but there are mitigations.

Details are being withheld until the patch is deployed.

Local journalists are investigating last summer's breach allegedly done by Ukrainian and Belarussian hacktivists.

A legitimate feature is being abused to hide phishing emails and have them land in inboxes.

We've just witnessed the mother of all leaks as researchers found an unprotected behemoth database.

There's an AI that checks what the other AIs are doing and makes sure they're not tricked.

Sysdig finds evidence of Contagious Interview actors abusing React2Shell.

Most are privilege escalation flaws, and one was exploited in the wild as a zero-day.

One of the flaws has a severity score of 9.9/10.

The police want to better understand the case and some documents were allegedly confiscated.

Project Atlantic Bastion is kicking off and should help secure UK undersea critical infrastructure from the Russians.

Almost 200 people were arrested for all kinds of violent acts.

The takedown of major players left a visible dent but is it too early to celebrate?

Prompt injection and SQL injection are two entirely different beasts, with the former being more of a "confusable deputy".

Chips are still going to China, just not through illegal channels.