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Most growing B2B companies are making the same expensive mistake with AI that they made with cloud computing 15 years ago. Here's why building your own AI infrastructure will kill your competitive advantage and what smart leaders are doing instead.

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Security researchers have uncovered a novel attack technique that exploits weaknesses in hybrid Active Directory (AD) and Entra ID environments to bypass authentication and exfiltrate sensitive data. The method, showcased at Black Hat USA 2025 by cybersecurity expert Dirk-jan Mollema, targets organizations that synchronize on-premises AD with Azure Entra ID, leveraging compromised synchronization credentials to […]

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Black Hat USA 2025 was packed with innovation, with companies showing off tools built to get ahead of what’s coming next. From smarter offensive security to new ways of spotting attacks faster, the conference had no shortage of exciting developments. Here are some of the products that stood out and could play a big role in where cybersecurity goes from here. Darwinium launches AI tools to detect and disrupt adversarial threats Darwinium launched Beagle and … More →

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Nvidia has issued a comprehensive denial regarding allegations that its graphics processing units contain backdoors, kill switches, or spyware, emphasizing that such features would fundamentally undermine global digital infrastructure and cybersecurity principles. The chipmaker’s statement comes amid growing discussions among policymakers and industry observers about potential hardware-level controls that could remotely disable GPUs without user […]

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SocGholish, operated by the threat actor group TA569, has solidified its role as a prominent Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) provider, functioning as an Initial Access Broker (IAB) that sells compromised system access to various cybercriminal clients. Since its emergence around 2017-2018, this malware family, also known as FakeUpdates, has primarily employed deceptive fake browser update lures to […]

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