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The Edgescan 2025 Vulnerability Statistics Report offers a data-rich snapshot of the global cybersecurity landscape, drawing from thousands of assessments and penetration tests conducted in 2024. Now in its 10th year, the report analyzes full-stack sec… Continue reading Exposed and unaware: The state of enterprise security in 2025
Researchers in Germany successfully demonstrated coherent quantum communications over 254 km of existing commercial telecom fiber, marking the first real-world deployment of such a system without cryogenic cooling. Phys.Org reports: Their system uses a… Continue reading Quantum Messages Travel 254 km Using Existing Infrastructure For the First Time
Binarly announced the rollout of its flagship Binarly Transparency Platform 3.0, a major update that fuses live threat‑intelligence signals with an exploitation‑aware scoring system to help enterprise teams prioritize the mitigation of vulnerabilities … Continue reading Binarly Transparency Platform 3.0 prioritizes vulnerabilities based on active exploitation
How do seemingly little things manage to consume so much time?! We had a suggestion this week that instead of being able to login to the new HIBP website, you should instead be able to log in. This initially confused me because I’ve been used to logging on
Security teams are drowning in alerts. The sheer volume of threats, suspicious activity, and false positives makes it nearly impossible for analysts to investigate everything effectively. Enter agentic AI, capable of completing hundreds of tasks simult… Continue reading Coaching AI agents: Why your next security hire might be an algorithm
Cyber threats targeting the energy sector come in many forms, including state-sponsored actors seeking to disrupt national infrastructure, cybercriminals motivated by profit, and insiders intentionally causing damage. The consequences of a successful a… Continue reading A new era of cyber threats is approaching for the energy sector
Kaspersky GReAT experts uncovered a new campaign by Lazarus APT that exploits vulnerabilities in South Korean software products and uses a watering hole approach. Continue reading Operation SyncHole: Lazarus APT goes back to the well
Kaspersky GReAT experts uncovered a new campaign by Lazarus APT that exploits vulnerabilities in South Korean software products and uses a watering hole approach. Continue reading Operation SyncHole: Lazarus APT goes back to the well
[Michal Sapka] wanted to learn a new skill, so he decided on the Commodore 64 assembly language. We didn’t say he wanted to learn a new skill that might land …read more Continue reading C64 Assembly in Parts
Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity is a practical guide to how AI and machine learning are changing the way we defend digital systems. The book aims to explain how AI can help solve real cybersecurity problems. It does that well, but it’s not fo… Continue reading Review: Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity