The hacking scene has once again made headlines with a provocative declaration. A Telegram channel carried a message
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Identity security is becoming a core part of cybersecurity operations, but many organizations are falling behind. A new report from SailPoint shows that as AI-driven identities and machine accounts grow, most security teams are not prepared to manage them at scale. This gap creates new risks and makes identity security harder to deploy across global enterprises. Investments in IAM provide the highest perceived ROI when compared to all other security domains (Source: SailPoint) Most organizations … More →
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The arrest of the alleged administrator of the Russian-speaking forum XSS[.]is, known under the alias Toha, has become
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The Linux Lite 7.6 distribution, developed in New Zealand, has been released. Built on Ubuntu 24.04.3 and powered
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Researchers at Eclypsium have recorded a sharp increase in scanning activity targeting outdated and long-abandoned network equipment. The
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Artificial intelligence systems have often been criticized for producing convoluted vulnerability reports and overwhelming open-source developers with irrelevant
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Cybercriminals have launched a new wave of attacks that employ SVG files as carriers for phishing pages. According
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The world’s largest chess platform, Chess.com, has notified thousands of users of a compromise of their personal data
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Developers eager to write Windows drivers in Rust now have more tools and examples at their disposal—yet full-scale
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The August Windows security update has unexpectedly turned into a major headache for administrators. At the heart of
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The Japanese tire manufacturer Bridgestone has announced an investigation into a cybersecurity incident in North America that disrupted
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TP-Link has confirmed the existence of a new zero-day vulnerability affecting several of its router models. The flaw
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Generative AI is showing up everywhere in the enterprise, from customer service chatbots to marketing campaigns. It promises speed and innovation, but it also brings new and unfamiliar security risks. As companies rush to adopt these tools, many are discovering that their data protection strategies are not ready for the challenges AI creates. The 2025 Thales Data Threat Report, based on a survey of more than 3,000 IT and security professionals, highlights how quickly AI … More →
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