The race to secure the sprawling 'AI factory' is heating up, with CrowdStrike and NVIDIA announcing a deeper integration powered by NVIDIA's DOCA platform. This move aims to embed security at the silicon level, but the devil, as always, is in the implementation.
How to design and implement network segmentation strategies that limit lateral movement, contain breaches, and reduce enterprise attack surface.
Everyone figured VECT 2.0 was the next slick RaaS contender, partnering with BreachForums and supply-chain hackers. Turns out, its encryption engine self-destructs large files — making it a wiper by bug.
Remember those fake booking emails promising a dream vacation? Turns out they're still around, and now they're packing a nastier punch. The shadowy TA558 group is back, and they've upgraded their malware delivery system.
Robinhood users weren't hacked, but they were tricked. A bizarre quirk in how the trading platform handled new accounts allowed attackers to send legitimate-looking phishing emails directly into users' inboxes.
After a three-year hiatus, Brazilian cybercrime collective LofyGang is back, ditching their old supply chain tactics for a direct assault on Minecraft players with a potent new stealer. This marks a significant evolution in their operational playbook.
The constant battle for cybersecurity budgets just got a new weapon. Cyber insurance claims data is finally giving CISOs the financial ammunition they need to speak the language of CFOs and boards.
Your AI morning briefing for April 29, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
Anthropic's cautious handling of the 'Mythos' AI preview is a stark warning: autonomous AI agents are a clear and present danger. The industry’s expected next step? Building our own autonomous defenders.
Imagine paying a thief only to find they've smashed your valuables beyond repair. That's the terrifying reality of VECT 2.0, a ransomware that acts like a digital sledgehammer, crushing data instead of locking it.
Vimeo is reeling from a data breach impacting user and customer information, all thanks to a vulnerability exploited through a third-party vendor. The good news? Your actual videos and login details are reportedly safe.
They're trotting out another motivational speaker at Rapid7's cybersecurity summit. This time it's a former Special Forces guy. We'll see if the hype holds water.
Microsoft's Sentinel UEBA is extending its reach into AWS, promising a more streamlined approach to cloud security. But does this new feature stack up to the hype?
