24 Feb

Euro allies aiming to rapidly build low-cost air defense weapons

Britain has joined a handful of European allies in a program to develop low-cost air defense systems, including autonomous drones or missiles, with project delivery

Author rabih
23 Feb

Infosec community panics as Anthropic rolls out Claude code security checker

ai-pocalypse Anthropic sent the infosec community into a tizzy on Friday when it rolled out Claude Code Security, a new feature that scans codebases for

Author rabih
23 Feb

Global regulators say AI image tools don’t get a free pass on privacy rules

A global coalition of privacy watchdogs has fired a warning shot at the generative AI industry, saying companies churning out realistic synthetic images can’t pretend

Author rabih
23 Feb

Break free of Ring’s servers, earn a five-figure bounty

If the sour taste has still not left your mouth after Ring’s Super Bowl ad, there is a $10,000 prize for anyone who can find

Author rabih
23 Feb

Suspected Anonymous members detained in Spain over post-flood DDoS blitz

Spanish police say four self-proclaimed members of Anonymous are in custody after allegedly carrying out several cyberattacks on public authorities in the wake of the

Author rabih
23 Feb

AWS says more than 600 FortiGate firewalls hit in AI-augmented campaign

Cybercriminals armed with off-the-shelf generative AI tools compromised more than 600 internet-exposed FortiGate firewalls across 55 countries in just over a month, according to a

Author rabih
23 Feb

Faking it on the phone: How to tell if a voice call is AI or not

Can you believe your ears? Increasingly, the answer is no. Here’s what’s at stake for your business, and how to beat the deepfakers. Phil Muncaster

Author rabih
23 Feb

Every day in every way, passwords are getting worse and worse

Passwords turn 65 this year. They became a feature of computer users’ lives in 1961, with MIT’s Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS). Before then, sysops were

Author rabih
22 Feb

Attacker gets into France’s database listing all bank accounts, makes off with 1.2 million records

Infosec In Brief An unknown attacker accessed the French government’s database listing every bank account in the country and made off with 1.2 million records.

Author rabih
22 Feb

UK council faces data breach claim after mishandling trans complaints

A UK councillor has dubbed her local authority’s data breach “crazy” after the personal details of individuals behind a series of complaints were revealed to

Author rabih
20 Feb

PayPal app code error leaked personal info and a ‘few’ unauthorized transactions

PayPal has notified about 100 customers that their personal information was exposed online during a code change gone awry, and in a few of these

Author rabih
20 Feb

AI coding assistant Cline compromised to create more OpenClaw chaos

Someone compromised open source AI coding assistant Cline CLI’s npm package earlier this week in an odd supply chain attack that secretly installed OpenClaw on

Author rabih
20 Feb

ShinyHunters demands $1.5M not to leak Vegas casino and resort chain data

Las Vegas hotel and casino giant Wynn Resorts appears to be the latest victim of data-grabbing and extortion gang ShinyHunters. On Friday, the cybercrime crew

Author rabih
20 Feb

Attackers have 16-digit card numbers, expiry dates, but not names. Now org gets £500k fine

The UK’s data protection watchdog has scored a small win in a lengthy legal battle against a British retail group that lost millions of data

Author rabih
20 Feb

Ukrainian gets five years for helping North Koreans secure US tech jobs

Ukrainian national Oleksandr Didenko will spend the next five years behind bars in the US for his involvement in helping North Korean IT workers secure

Author rabih
20 Feb

Founder ditches AWS for Euro stack, finds sovereignty isn’t plug-and-play

Building a startup entirely on European infrastructure sounds like a nice sovereignty flex right up until you actually try it and realize the real price

Author rabih
20 Feb

CISA gives federal agencies three days to patch actively exploited Dell bug

Uncle Sam’s cyber defenders have given federal agencies just three days to patch a maximum-severity Dell bug that’s been under active exploitation since at least

Author rabih
20 Feb

Ex-Google engineers accused of helping themselves to chip security secrets

Two former Google engineers and a third alleged accomplice are facing federal charges after prosecutors accused them of swiping sensitive chip and security technology secrets

Author rabih
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