Collaborate Disseminate
When you ask Oura Advisor a women’s health question, its proprietary AI will respond – but only if you have this feature enabled. Continue reading Oura built a women’s health AI using clinical research – how to try it
Connor Jones reports: Two South Korean teenagers were this week charged with breaching Seoul’s public bike service, Ttareungyi. Identified only as Persons A and B, the pair, now of high school age, allegedly carried out the attack on Ttareungyi i… Continue reading Korean cops charge teens over bike hire breach that exposed data on 4.62M riders
Daniel Verlaan reports: The cybercriminal group Shinyhunters is responsible for hacking Odido. On the dark web, Odido is being pressured to pay the ransom—over a million euros. “This is your final warning,” the hackers write. “Otherwi… Continue reading Hackers threaten to leak 8 million people’s stolen data if Dutch telecom Odido won’t pay ransom
The malicious code propagates like a worm, poisons AI assistants, exfiltrates secrets, and contains a destructive dead switch.
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How to protect yourself from this new twist on a classic social engineering scam. Continue reading Ordering a new phone? Watch out for this convincing scam that hits immediately after
Attackers can inject malicious instructions in a GitHub Issue that are automatically processed by Copilot when launching a Codespace from that issue.
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Catalin Dragomir admits to hacking an Oregon government office and selling network access. Read more on the $250k fraud case and his 2026 sentencing. Continue reading Romanian Hacker Extradited to US Admits Hacking Oregon State Network
The vulnerability in TeamT5 ThreatSonar Anti-Ransomware was recently added to CISA’s KEV catalog.
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It’s quite the understatement to say that at this point in time we don’t quite understand how even the tiniest brain works exactly. Much of this is due to the …read more Continue reading The Challenges of Simulating a Human Brain on a Supercomputer
Most identity programs still prioritize work the way they prioritize IT tickets: by volume, loudness, or “what failed a control check.” That approach breaks the moment your environment stops being mostly-human and mostly-onboarded.
In modern enterprise… Continue reading Identity Prioritization isn’t a Backlog Problem – It’s a Risk Math Problem