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The internet is having a very bad cybersecurity day
Multiple security vulnerabilities surfaced this week, including AI-discovered PHP flaws, Node.js issues, and problems in the LiteLLM AI tool, creating urgent concerns for cybersecurity teams.
Europe's financial regulators query Google over cloud outage that hit banks
Europe's financial regulators are investigating a Google Cloud outage that impacted banks, seeking details on the incident and its consequences for EU financial entities.
Remediation in the era of AI: Fix what matters first
Security teams must shift from fixing all vulnerabilities to prioritizing meaningful exposures based on realistic exploitability and business impact.
In a tight AI market, Dell says supply matters more than price
Dell reports that supply constraints in the AI infrastructure market now outweigh price considerations, shifting enterprise purchasing behavior.
The Patch Apocalypse is here. Patching everything isn’t the answer.
The cybersecurity landscape faces a 'Patch Apocalypse' as nearly 48,000 CVEs were published in 2025 with exploit windows collapsing to roughly five days, forcing enterprises to shift from reactive patching to risk-based automation.
CISA: Hackers chain Plex flaws in Plex2Shell attacks to breach servers
CISA is warning that attackers are actively chaining four Plex Media Server vulnerabilities in 'Plex2Shell' attacks to breach servers.
Rogue AI: When agents stop advising and start acting
Enterprise AI is shifting from advisory to autonomous agentic systems that execute multistep tasks independently, raising significant security and operational risks for IT teams.
LiteLLM supply chain attack hoovers up passwords and secrets
LiteLLM's release process was compromised and a malicious version distributed via PyPI and Docker, containing malware to steal cloud credentials and a remote access trojan.
Comet Cloud targets small businesses underserved by GPU cloud providers
Comet Cloud is targeting small businesses underserved by major GPU cloud providers as AI workloads shift from training to inference.
AI isn’t hallucinating—but your data might be
Many AI errors in IT operations blamed on hallucinations are actually caused by outdated, incomplete, or contradictory data rather than model failures.
Does opting out of smart TV tracking work? Research finds “suspicious” traffic.
Northeastern University research reveals that Samsung, Vizio, and Roku smart TVs continue sending data to tracking endpoints even after users disable tracking in device settings.
GM Wants Your Car to Do Your Chores
General Motors is developing technology to enable vehicles to function as personal assistants and autonomous errand-runners.
GM is giving OnStar an AI makeover
General Motors is overhauling OnStar, its 30-year-old connected car service, with AI enhancements in one of the product's most significant updates.
PHP Armageddon: OpenAI, Google’s Wiz find ancient holes, panicking the internet
OpenAI and Google researchers discovered critical security vulnerabilities in PHP infrastructure, highlighting the dual nature of AI in both preventing and introducing risks.
Before you automate systems, decide which data wins
Organizations must establish authoritative data sources before automating systems, as automation requires trustworthy data without human verification, unlike manual processes.
AI will eat a fifth of tech budgets in 2027, but don't expect it to pay for itself
Forrester research shows most CIOs are likely to miss AI-related ROI targets in 2027, with AI set to consume 20% of tech budgets despite only 22% of leaders reporting positive EBITDA impact.