GitHub has unveiled a groundbreaking update to its AI-powered coding assistant, GitHub Copilot, with the introduction of Agent Mode. This new feature, available in preview for Visual Studio Code (VS Code) Insiders, empowers developers to autonomously complete complex coding tasks by combining advanced AI capabilities with workflow automation. Alongside this, GitHub announced the general availability […]
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A recent analysis of over 1 million malware samples unveiled a trend where adversaries increasingly exploit the Application Layer of the Open System Interconnection (OSI) model to conduct stealthy Command-and-Control (C2) operations. By leveraging trusted Application Layer Protocols, attackers are embedding malicious activities within legitimate network traffic, making detection by traditional security measures challenging. The […]
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For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 10th February, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. TOP ATTACKS AND BREACHES Grubhub, the US-based online food ordering and delivery platform, suffered a data breach due to unauthorized access through a compromised third-party service provider’s account. The incident exposed personal details of customers, drivers, […]
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With the release of DeepSeek-V3 on December 25, 2024, the number of LLMjacking attacks in the cybersecurity space has significantly increased. Within hours of its launch, malicious actors had compromised the model, integrating it into OpenAI Reverse Proxy (ORP) systems to exploit stolen credentials and monetize unauthorized access. This rapid exploitation highlights the evolving sophistication […]
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Cloud-native certificate lifecycle management (CLM) revolutionizes digital certificate handling by automating issuance, renewal, and revocation. Unlike traditional on-premise methods, cloud-native platforms enhance security, scalability, and efficiency while reducing costs. They leverage automation, containerization, and APIs for seamless integration and real-time monitoring. With advanced cryptographic readiness and reduced downtime, cloud-native CLM ensures future-proof PKI management. Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM) exemplifies these benefits, delivering flexible, CA-agnostic solutions for enterprises.
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Researchers have spotted two machine learning (ML) models containing malicious code on Hugging Face Hub, the popular online repository for datasets and pre-trained models. Once one of them is downloaded and executed on the developer’s machine, the malicious payload checks if it is being executed on a Windows, Linux or a system using the Mach kernel (e.g., macOS). Depending on the results of the check, it uses different programming logic to create a reverse shell … More →
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