Google’s strategic decision to make passkeys the default login option has transformed authentication adoption. With credential theft increasing 84% and phishing driving 37% of intrusions, the shift couldn’t be more timely.
International cyber agencies have released critical security guidance for Microsoft Exchange Server as new data reveals 90% of German installations run outdated versions. The joint advisory addresses escalating threats against the aging but widely used email platform that remains a prime target for
OpenAI’s new Aardvark security agent uses GPT-5 to autonomously find and fix vulnerabilities. While promising 92% detection rates, it represents a fundamental shift in security automation that demands careful scrutiny.
A surprising voice from law enforcement joins the encryption debate. Former FBI General Counsel James Baker argues against backdoors, warning they create more threats than they solve. His insights reveal why even investigators need strong encryption.
Government-directed internet shutdowns are becoming increasingly common worldwide, with Sudan, Syria, and Iraq among the latest targets. Cloudflare’s latest disruption report reveals both intentional blackouts and accidental infrastructure failures impacting millions.
A security researcher has revealed how Windows’ native AI infrastructure can be weaponized to deliver malware. The technique uses trusted ONNX files to bypass security engines, creating a new attack vector that current defenses aren’t equipped to detect.
While US politicians warn about China’s surveillance state, American technology continues to power it through a critical cloud computing loophole. Four legislative attempts to close this gap have failed amid intense industry lobbying, raising serious national security concerns.
The manufacturing sector is experiencing a cybersecurity crisis that threatens global supply chains. Recent attacks reveal fundamental weaknesses in how factories protect their most critical systems.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered Herodotus, a sophisticated Android banking trojan that mimics human behavior to evade detection. This malware can intercept 2FA codes and remotely control banking apps with human-like timing patterns. The discovery signals a dangerous evolution in mobile bank
North Korean hacking group BlueNoroff is evolving beyond macOS targeting to include Windows systems while leveraging AI to streamline operations. The group’s sophisticated campaigns target tech executives and Web3 developers through fake investment opportunities and job recruitment schemes.
