China's AI hacking claims: Breakthrough or strategic bluff?
Chinese firm 360 Digital Security Group's claim of an AI finding 1,000+ vulnerabilities has been met with skepticism and comparisons to mythical AI.
AI can autonomously hack cloud systems with minimal oversight, researchers find
Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 demonstrates "Zealot," an AI system that can autonomously execute a full cyberattack on cloud environments.
Anatomy of a heist: The White House's persistent charge of Chinese AI theft
A deep dive into the persistent U.S. accusations of China's industrial-scale AI theft, detailing the technical methods, impact, and defensive measures
Former ransomware negotiator pleads guilty in BlackCat conspiracy, exposing a critical insider threat
A former ransomware negotiator has pleaded guilty to conspiring with the BlackCat group, using his insider knowledge to help them attack U.S. companie
Norway's proposed social media ban for teens puts age verification tech to the test
Norway's proposed social media ban for users under 13 puts the tech industry's age verification capabilities under intense scrutiny.
Pentagon grapples with securing AI as it moves toward autonomous warfare
A senior military leader calls autonomous weapons “essential,” highlighting the Pentagon's immense challenge in securing AI against sophisticated cybe
A new digital wall? Analyzing the proposed Trump crackdown on Chinese AI exploitation
A potential Trump administration plans to restrict Chinese access to U.S. AI. We analyze the technical mechanisms, global impact, and how to prepare.
Former ransomware negotiator pleads guilty to working for BlackCat cyber gang
A trusted ransomware negotiator's guilty plea for colluding with the BlackCat gang reveals a shocking insider threat, eroding trust in the cyber respo
The dual reality of Iran's political prisoners: Real suffering, AI-generated propaganda
A viral narrative claims Trump saved Iranian women from execution, but the accompanying images are AI deepfakes that exploit a genuine human rights cr
Lotus Wiper: A deep dive into the malware targeting Venezuela's energy sector
A new wiper malware, Lotus Wiper, was found targeting Venezuela's energy sector. Our analysis covers its destructive methods and geopolitical implicat
China’s cyber capabilities now equal to the US, warns Dutch intelligence
Dutch intelligence agencies warn that China's cyber capabilities now match the US, using sophisticated techniques that often go undetected by defender
Geofence warrants on trial: The Supreme Court weighs privacy against policing
The Supreme Court is considering Chatrie v. United States, a case that will decide if geofence warrants—digital dragnets of location data—are constitu