27 Apr

Medical and utility tech companies hacked by digital intruders

Digital intruders recently broke into two major tech suppliers – utility-technology firm Itron and medical-device maker Medtronic – according to filings with federal regulators. Itron,

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27 Apr

Trump’s Golden Dome gets $3.2BN of contractors and an AI sprinkle

The United States Space Force (USSF) has awarded eleven companies contracts to develop space-based interceptors for President Trump’s Golden Dome program, in agreements worth up

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27 Apr

Cybersec is a thankless job: expanding workload and shrinking pay packet

Cybersecurity professionals were the most overlooked workers in IT when it came to pay rises in 2025, according to new figures from recruiter Harvey Nash.

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27 Apr

Burglar alarm biz burgled: ADT confirms cyber intrusion after ShinyHunters extortion attempt

A home security biz getting digitally burgled is not a great look – but that’s exactly where ADT finds itself. The company has confirmed a

Author rabih
27 Apr

Microsoft updates the Windows Update Experience: You can hit pause now

Microsoft has devised a solution to the problem of Windows Updates that break customer devices – users are now able to pause them for as

Author rabih
27 Apr

ICO chief John Edwards steps back as workplace probe quietly unfolds

The UK’s data watchdog is without its chief after John Edwards stepped aside from the Information Commissioner’s Office while an independent workplace investigation examines unspecified

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27 Apr

Anthropic’s magic code-sniffer: More Swiss cheese than cheddar, for now

Opinion In retrospect, calling it Mythos made it a hostage to fortune. Anthropic may have hoped that the name implied its AI code security model

Author rabih
27 Apr

Google Cloud Next proves what we suspected: Everything is AI now

KETTLE If you needed further evidence that AI comes first in pretty much everything nowadays, look no further than this year’s Google Cloud Next show,

Author rabih
26 Apr

AI’s not going to kill open source code security

Opinion Cal.com has closed its commercial codebase, abandoning years of AGPL-3.0 licensing in a move that has alarmed the developer community that helped build it

Author rabih
26 Apr

Hot take: AI’s not going to kill open source code security

Opinion Cal.com has closed its commercial codebase, abandoning years of AGPL-3.0 licensing in a move that has alarmed the developer community that helped build it

Author rabih
25 Apr

Crime crew impersonates help desk, abuses Microsoft Teams to steal your data

A previously unknown threat group using tried-and-tested social engineering tactics – Microsoft Teams chat invitations and helpdesk staff impersonation – is also using custom malware

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24 Apr

US clarifies mobile hotspots part of foreign router ban despite rarity of American made consumer kit

America’s telco regulator has clarified its ban on foreign-made routers also includes mobile hotspots and domestic routers that use a 5G cellular connection to the

Author rabih
24 Apr

ShinyHunters claim they have cruise giant Carnival’s booty as 7.5M emails surface

Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise company, is dealing with choppy waters after Have I Been Pwned flagged what it claimed were 7.5 million unique

Author rabih
24 Apr

Governments on high alert after CISA snuffs out Firestarter backdoor on fed network

A US federal agency was successfully targeted by a previously unknown backdoor malware called Firestarter, according to CISA cybersnoops and their UK counterparts – neither

Author rabih
24 Apr

More ancient Linux device support faces the chop

One tactic to deal with LLM-powered vulnerability detection is simple – just speed up the removal of old code. If it’s gone, it no longer

Author rabih
24 Apr

Intel bets the farm on AI inference to drag CPU back to the top table

Intel is betting on AI to reverse its fortunes, wagering that inference and agentic workloads will restore the CPU to the center of compute –

Author rabih
24 Apr

Microsoft beefs up Remote Desktop security with … hard-to-read messages

Microsoft’s update to harden Remote Desktop against phishing attacks has arrived. When users open a Remote Desktop (.rdp) file, they should now see a warning

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24 Apr

It’s a myth that you need Mythos to find bugs: Open source models can do it just as well

Black Hat Asia Open source models can find bugs as effectively as Anthropic’s Mythos, according to Ari Herbert-Voss, CEO of AI-powered security startup RunSybil and

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