North Korean fake IT workers are creating personas on GitHub to land blockchain developer jobs at US and Japanese firms.
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North Korean fake IT workers are creating personas on GitHub to land blockchain developer jobs at US and Japanese firms.
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Several Venezuelans have been arrested and charged in the US in recent months for their role in ATM jackpotting schemes.
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Notorious ransomware group Hunters International threatens to leak 1.4 TB of data allegedly stolen from Tata Technologies.
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Chrome 134 and Firefox 136 are rolling out across desktop and mobile with patches for multiple high-severity vulnerabilities.
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Knostic provides a “need-to-know” filter on the answers generated by enterprise large language models (LLM) tools.
The post Knostic Secures $11 Million to Rein in Enterprise AI Data Leakage, Oversharing appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Iranian national Behrouz Parsarad sanctioned for running Nemesis, a marketplace used for narcotics trafficking and cybercrime.
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The Eleven11bot botnet has been described as one of the largest known DDoS botnets observed in recent years.
The post New Eleven11bot DDoS Botnet Powered by 80,000 Hacked Devices appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The SANS Institute and OPSWAT have published their 2025 ICS/OT Cybersecurity Budget Report.
The post ICS/OT Security Budgets Increasing, but Critical Areas Underfunded: Report appeared first on SecurityWeek.
AI is all about data – and keeping AI’s data confidential both within devices and between devices is problematic. Intel offers a solution.
The post Intel TDX Connect Bridges the CPU-GPU Security Gap appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Unauthorized AI usage is a ticking time bomb. A tool that wasn’t considered a risk yesterday may introduce new AI-powered features overnight.
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