Anthropic's Claude Code internals just spilled onto GitHub via a sloppy npm release. Competitors now have a roadmap to its self-healing agents and stealth features.
$21.5 million dropped into Variance's coffers this week. They're betting AI agents can finally automate the soul-crushing world of compliance investigations.
Your thumb hovers. Click. Logged in — no password needed. But who's really holding the keys? Google Cloud Authenticator, the shadowy cloud service syncing your passkeys across devices.
Banks thought two-factor was ironclad. Crooks just rented virtual phones to laugh it off. Welcome to security's latest clown show.
Databricks is scrambling to verify a potential TeamPCP breach, while the group unleashes dual ransomware tracks and dumps AstraZeneca data for free. This isn't just another hack—it's a monetization masterclass.
Imagine scanning a QR code from your boss—next thing, Russian spies own your WhatsApp. The NCSC just dropped this bombshell alert on nation-state hackers infiltrating messaging apps.
Your browser cookies are still at risk from basic infostealers, but the AI twist? It's more theater than terror. Here's why the hype around AI-powered malware doesn't match reality—for now.
Picture this: a forgotten USB on the train, spilling HR secrets to strangers. UK firms reported a seven-year high in employee data breaches last year, and it's not hackers—it's us.
You search 'Claude Code leak' on Google. Top result: a shiny GitHub repo promising unlocked features. Click download, and Vidar stealer burrows into your machine. Anthropic's slip-up just supercharged a classic scam.
Picture this: your AI defender, sharp as a tack against 2010 hackers, but clueless about tomorrow's shadow ops. We're training AI too late — and it's costing us.
Shodan counts 140,000+ F5 BIG-IP devices staring out at the internet, ripe for CVE-2025-53521's new RCE tricks. What started as a DoS headache just went nuclear.
Data doesn't sit still anymore—it's sprinting through browsers, SaaS, and AI workflows. CrowdStrike's new Falcon Data Security claims to chase it down in real time, but is this the architectural rethink we need?