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New Research: The State of Web Exposure 2025
BSIMM15 highlights compliance and AI security: Why modern tooling is key
BSIMM15 highlights compliance and AI security: Why modern tooling is key
An increase in compliance activities such as the creation of software bills of materials (SBOMs), performing software composition analysis (SCA) scans on code repositories, and securing the attack surface created by artificial intelligence (AI) applications are among the key software security trends highlighted in the latest edition of the Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM) report.
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Custom Backdoor Exploiting Magic Packet Vulnerability in Juniper Routers
Custom Backdoor Exploiting Magic Packet Vulnerability in Juniper Routers
Hacking Subaru: Tracking and Controlling Cars via the STARLINK Admin Panel
Безопасность или комфорт: Microsoft меняет правила входа в систему
SonicWall security advisory (AV25-035)
Inside Fedrok AG: Building a Transparent Carbon Credit Ecosystem
GhostGPT – New AI Black Hat Tool Used by Hackers to Generative Malware & Exploits
The development of generative AI offered both opportunities for beneficial productivity transformation and opportunities for malicious exploitation. GhostGPT, an uncensored AI chatbot created specifically for cybercrime, is the most recent threat in this domain. GhostGPT, which researchers at Abnormal Security identified, is a new frontier in the use of artificial intelligence for illicit activities, such […]
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Warning: Don’t sell or buy a second hand iPhone with TikTok already installed
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新Mirai变种Murdoc_Botnet大范围攻击AVTECH摄像头和华为路由器
Operationalizing MITRE ATLAS to Defend Against Attacks on AI
Operationalizing MITRE ATLAS to Defend Against Attacks on AI
Fall was a busy conference season for Tidal Cyber. My colleagues and I participated in events including Black Hat, FutureCon, Health-ISAC, FS-ISAC, ATT&CKCon, and numerous regional Cybersecurity Summits. As we spoke with attendees, one of the big takeaways was that organizations are trying to understand their risk associated with using AI. Rick Gordon and I had the opportunity to dig into this in more detail at the ACSC 2024 Annual Member Conference. The theme was “Developing AI Governance and Security Practice”, and several discussions focused on how organizations can assess the risk versus the reward of bringing AI into their organization as a business tool.
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