Collaborate Disseminate
AI has come a long way in the pentesting world. We are now seeing open-source tools that can genuinely mimic how a human tester works, not just fire off scans. I dug into three of them, BugTrace-AI, Shannon, and CAI, the Cybersecurity AI framework, and… Continue reading Open-source AI pentesting tools are getting uncomfortably good
The NSA has published Phase One and Phase Two of its Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines, providing structured guidance for organizations working to implement zero trust cybersecurity practices. The documents are part of a larger series designed to su… Continue reading Where NSA zero trust guidance aligns with enterprise reality
Software teams building services in JavaScript are adding more layers of defense to handle untrusted file uploads. An open-source project called Pompelmi aims to insert malware scanning and policy checks directly into Node.js applications before files … Continue reading Pompelmi: Open-source secure file upload scanning for Node.js
Horoscopes are a great way to pass a boring lunchbreak, and an excellent excuse for ending a ill-considered relationship. They’re also a hilarious way to handle CPU scheduling under Linux, …read more Continue reading CPU Scheduler Divines The Will Of The Heavens
The update infrastructure for eScan antivirus, a security solution developed by Indian cybersecurity company MicroWorld Technologies, has been compromised by unknown attackers to deliver a persistent downloader to enterprise and consumer systems.
“Mali… Continue reading eScan Antivirus Update Servers Compromised to Deliver Multi-Stage Malware
“Technology companies spent part of the 2010s trying to convince us that we would want an 8K display one day…” writes Ars Technica.
“However, 8K never proved its necessity or practicality.”
LG Display is no longer making 8K LCD or OLED panels, F… Continue reading Is the TV Industry Finally Conceding That the Future May Not Be 8K?
In this Help Net Security video, Rishi Kaushal, CIO at Entrust, explains how security leaders should talk to the board about cyber risk. He focuses on what matters to board members and what does not. He links cryptography, certificates, and authenticat… Continue reading What boards need to hear about cyber risk, and what they don’t
Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a supply chain attack targeting the Open VSX Registry in which unidentified threat actors compromised a legitimate developer’s resources to push malicious updates to downstream users.
“On January 30, … Continue reading Open VSX Supply Chain Attack Used Compromised Dev Account to Spread GlassWorm
Most organizations view AI identities through the same lens used for other non-human identities, such as service accounts, API keys, and chatbots, according to The State of Non-Human Identity and AI Security report by the Cloud Security Alliance. AI id… Continue reading AI is flooding IAM systems with new identities
The EU “has switched on parts of its homegrown secure satellite communications network for the first time,” reports Bloomberg, calling it part of a €10.6 billion push to “wean itself off US support amid growing tensions.”
SpaceNews notes the ne… Continue reading EU Deploys New Government Satcom Program in Sovereignty Push