A shocking 16-terabyte database, left without a password, exposed nearly 4.3 billion professional profiles. The data, scraped from sources like LinkedIn, gives criminals a blueprint for highly targeted, convincing scams at an unprecedented scale.
The old tension between security and operations is a luxury no modern company can afford. With ransomware able to halt production faster than a physical disaster, the CISO and COO must build a proactive partnership to protect operational excellence.
Microsoft’s final Patch Tuesday of 2025 is surprisingly light, with only 57 total updates and no critical patches for Windows. The catch? Three vulnerabilities are already being exploited by attackers. Patching can’t wait for the holidays.
The US government is reportedly easing cyber sanctions against China to smooth trade negotiations. This move highlights a growing trend where cybersecurity is treated as a transactional chip rather than a red line.
Google has rushed out an emergency fix for yet another Chrome zero-day vulnerability already being exploited in the wild. This marks the eighth such critical, in-the-wild bug for Chrome in 2025 alone. Details are unusually scarce, with no CVE or technical description provided yet.
According to a new report, AI is making social engineering attacks terrifyingly easy and personalized. The biggest threat isn’t a software bug—it’s you, and your tendency to trust a message from a coworker.
Ukraine’s drone industry, producing units for as little as $300, has become a critical defense asset and a potential $2 billion export sector. Now, investigations by agencies like the ESBU have halted production of key models like the Kazhan and “Shmavik,” threatening frontline supplies and future d
Research firm Gartner has issued a stark advisory urging CISOs to block all AI browsers for the foreseeable future. The warning highlights how these tools prioritize convenience over security, creating major risks for corporate data.
Google is rolling out a major security overhaul for Chrome’s AI features to block sophisticated “indirect prompt injection” attacks. The system uses a secondary AI model as a security guard and creates strict digital boundaries for AI agents. They’re so confident, they’re offering a $20,000 bounty t
A new study details how machine learning models are flipping the script on cyber defense, moving from reaction to prediction. But the authors warn that the AI tools we’re using to protect ourselves can also be weaponized against us, creating a critical need for ethical guardrails.
