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The RealReal won’t let AI agents hog designer clothing
The RealReal has tightened its bot defense systems to prevent AI agents from exploiting its item reserve process to monopolize luxury goods.
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Lessons Learned From 'AdFection' and What To Do Next
EFF explores the 'AdFection' malware campaign that weaponized ad networks to deliver zero-click spyware targeting journalists, combining two existing attack vectors into a novel and dangerous threat.
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Highway thieves are spoofing GPS to steal millions in data center-bound cargo
Thieves are using account hacking and GPS spoofing to intercept data center equipment shipments, stealing over $100 million in cargo since June.
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This abandoned torrent app could have exposed millions of devices to cyberattack
An abandoned torrent application poses a cybersecurity risk that could expose millions of devices to potential attack.
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Ciena CEO who survived the telecom bust tells WSJ the AI boom is different
Ciena CEO Gary Smith, who navigated the telecom crash, distinguishes the current AI infrastructure build-out as a fundamentally different market cycle in a WSJ interview.
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Ultrahuman pushes back against Oura’s bid to ban the Ring Pro
Ultrahuman has rejected Oura's patent infringement allegations concerning its Ring Pro, stating the device represents a substantially redesigned generation and maintains it will defend its position in court.
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Critical 'HTTP2Shell' Brotli vulnerability triggers emergency patches
A critical vulnerability in Brotli, a C decoder library used in Node.js, could enable memory corruption and unauthorized data access.
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AI agents tricked by a rogue downloads file into running dangerous malware
AI agents were deceived by a malicious downloads file into executing dangerous malware, highlighting a security vulnerability in autonomous systems.
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UK pentester 'killa' claims $2K Bitcoin prize in PHP2Shell capture-the-flag contest
UK pentester 'Killa' won a $2,000 Bitcoin prize by successfully exploiting PHP2Shell vulnerabilities in a capture-the-flag challenge launched to validate the exploit's actual difficulty.
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Microsoft Teams to get AI protection against phishing and fraud
Microsoft is rolling out an AI-powered security feature in Teams to detect phishing, scams, and identity theft by analyzing message content and behavioral patterns.
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Tata Communications To Pour Up To $450 Mn In Build AI Connectivity Infrastructure
Tata Communications plans to invest $400-450 million to build 10,000 km of AI-ready connectivity infrastructure across India over FY30-36.
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Former DOGE Staffers’ New Startup Claims It Hacked Anthropic
A startup founded by former DOGE staff members claims to have successfully hacked into Anthropic using AI agents within 12 hours.
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Mandatory vs. optional platforms: Mandates deliver twice as often, and teams are dropping them anyway
Research shows mandatory internal platforms achieve twice the success rate of optional ones, yet organizations are shifting toward optional adoption despite the data contradiction.
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mEDGE.io: Building an integrated cybersecurity platform to strengthen digital trust
mEDGE.io launched an integrated cybersecurity platform in New Delhi designed to help government and enterprise organizations improve cyber resilience and digital sovereignty.
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ProjectDiscovery adds Neo Triage to confirm which vulnerabilities are exploitable
ProjectDiscovery launched Neo Triage, a new tool to identify which reported vulnerabilities can actually be exploited before remediation efforts begin.
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When an AI Agent Is the Incident, the Identity Record Is the Evidence
NIST, CISA, and NSA released guidance treating rogue AI agents as security incidents, emphasizing the need to track which authorization credentials they used.
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Experts reveal another major PHP2Shell bug — and it's not getting an emergency patch this time
Security experts discovered another critical PHP2Shell vulnerability with no emergency patch planned.
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The next 10 years of KubeVirt
KubeVirt, a Red Hat-led CNCF project, outlines its roadmap for the next decade as it works toward graduation, with contributions from major vendors like Nvidia and Intel.