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Agentic AI is already humming in production, but most security teams are flying blind. This isn't just about policy; it's about understanding a fundamental technology shift that's reshaping how businesses operate.
Say goodbye to apps slurping your entire contact list. Android 17 is finally giving users control, a move long overdue.
Ollama, the popular local LLM framework, is reeling from a critical out-of-bounds read vulnerability, codenamed 'Bleeding Llama'. Over 300,000 servers are potentially exposed, with attackers able to siphon off sensitive process memory.
A newly discovered vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude extension for Chrome, dubbed ClaudeBleed, could grant attackers unfettered control over your AI assistant.
Turns out, your fancy robot lawn mower isn't just for grass. It's also a prime target for hackers looking to steal your data. The latest victim? A $5,000 Yarbo machine.
The Department of Homeland Security wants your Google data. Even if you live in Canada. Especially if you've been critical of their immigration policies online.
For generations, death meant tangible assets and dusty heirlooms. Now, our digital lives—emails, photos, passwords, even crypto—are becoming the battleground for both grieving families and opportunistic criminals.
CISOs, your team's jumping ship. Only 34% sticking around, per the latest report. Time to get aggressive—or watch your defenses crumble.
Right as UK firms scream about cyber skills gaps, the Cyber Security Council drops a shiny new 'Associate' title. But after 20 years watching this circus, I'm asking: credentials or just another hoop?
Eighty-one percent of developers are already leaning on AI for code—whether you approve or not. But when non-coders start 'vibe coding' straight to production, security craters.
Your daily tap water? It could vanish if cyber attackers exploit unpatched legacy systems in utilities. New regs demand action, but readiness lags far behind threats.
Federal campaigns blew five times more cash on security in 2024 than 2016. Threats to pols and families are bipartisan and brutal—now they're raiding campaign funds for alarms and digital shields.