CISA announces “Malware Next-Gen” for malware analysis

CISA has announced Malware Next-Gen is now accepting public submissions of malware and suspicious files to be reviewed by cyber experts.

Why Passkeys are Replacing Passwords

Password fatigue. Phishing. Credential stuffing. These are just some of the risks…

NIST Cautions on AI Data Poisoning and Manipulation

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has posted a new…

Apple Operation Triangulation Spyware targets iOS hardware exploit

Researchers at Kaspersky have disclosed the final component of four zero-day exploits…

CISA Urges Vendors to Ditch Default Passwords

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) urges technology vendors to eliminate default…

Intel CPU Reptar Vulnerability Can Allow Privilege Escalation, Denial of Service

Google researchers have discovered and responsibly disclosed to Intel a new vulnerability…

Microsoft is Overhauling Azure Cybersecurity in new Secure Future Initiative

Microsoft has announced its new Secure Future Initiative (SFI) in response to…

Google Announces Artificial Intelligence Bug Bounty Program

Tech giant Google has announced that it is expanding its existing bug…

DEF CON Hackers to Attack AI Models in Largest-Ever Public Exercise to Find Vulnerabilities

Over the next few days, over 3,000 hackers and security researchers will…

Tenable CEO Accuses Microsoft of Negligence

Tenable CEO Amit Yoran accused Microsoft of negligence in addressing a critical…