Imagine deploying an AI agent to streamline your ops—only for it to morph into a spy rifling through your cloud secrets. Vertex AI's default setup makes this nightmare real.
Depthfirst just vacuumed up $80 million in Series B funding—totaling $120 million in under three months. Their new Dfs-mini1 model promises to lock down smart contracts with specialized AI.
Clawdbot's overnight fame—85,000 GitHub stars in a week—highlights the double-edged sword of AI agents: massive productivity, massive risks. Here's why security can't be an afterthought.
Imagine pasting a 'CAPTCHA fix' into Terminal, only to hand your Mac's keys to hackers. Infiniti Stealer is here, blending old-school tricks with cutting-edge compilation to plunder browsers, wallets, and Keychain.
Forget the boardroom pitches—your IT team's drowning in alerts, and AI might finally lighten the load. But after 20 years watching Valley hype cycles, I'm asking: is this different, or just another vendor gold rush?
Your next innocent website tap could doom your iPhone. A leaked US hacking toolkit called Coruna exploits 23 iOS flaws to slip in undetectable malware, blurring lines between spies and street criminals.
Billions of Windows users wake up to 77 fresh patches today. Skip them, and you're handing attackers the keys — especially with AI now spotting flaws humans miss.
Nine zero-days in a single feature. Researcher James Forshaw exposed how UI Access, meant for screen readers, became a backdoor to admin privileges — until Microsoft patched them all pre-launch.
Your cloud bill explodes overnight — crypto rigs humming on your dime. That's TeamPCP breaches in action, turning pilfered credentials into instant chaos for businesses everywhere.
What if the phishing page you're staring at is the real deal, proxied through a criminal server? Starkiller makes it happen, stealing credentials and MFA in real time.
Solana's DeFi darling, Drift Protocol, just got gutted for $280 million. Hackers didn't touch code; they owned the multisig council instead.
Imagine your city's lights blinking out because hackers flipped a switch in a distant server. That's the stark reality for 80% of UK CNI firms staring down £5m OT downtime bills from cyber chaos.