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A breach at a SaaS integration provider has triggered targeted data theft and extortion attacks—primarily against Snowflake customers—highlighting the risks of interconnected cloud ecosystems.
A newly discovered AI flaw in Grafana could have silently leaked sensitive business data through indirect prompt injection. Investigators reveal how the exploit worked, how it was patched, and why vigilance is critical as AI integrates deeper into business tools.
Attackers are exploiting Kubernetes flaws to pivot from container breaches to full cloud account takeovers, leading to major data and asset theft. Here’s how the attacks work and what security teams must do to defend against them.
Choosing between SaaS, RAG, and on-premise AI deployments is more than a technical decision—it's a matter of security, privacy, and compliance. This feature investigates the hidden trade-offs and risks shaping the future of enterprise AI.
Microsoft’s Exchange Online mailbox access problems continue to frustrate users, weeks after an initial fix was announced. Our investigation reveals deeper technical and trust issues at the heart of Microsoft’s cloud email service.
New research reveals critical vulnerabilities in Progress ShareFile's Storage Zone Controller, exposing thousands of corporate servers to remote takeover. Discover how attackers can bypass authentication and upload web shells, and why immediate patching is essential.
2026’s SaaS explosion has unleashed a wave of security challenges. Discover the top 10 SSPM tools, how they combat SaaS chaos, and what every organization must know to survive the new cloud threat landscape.
A critical bug in Microsoft’s Classic Outlook is preventing users from sending emails through Outlook.com, especially when profiles are linked to Exchange accounts. Microsoft is offering temporary fixes, but a permanent solution is still pending.
Anthropic’s closely guarded Claude AI code was accidentally leaked during a routine update, spilling 512,000 lines and revealing proprietary technology, secret projects, and new AI models. The fallout from this unprecedented exposure could reshape the competitive landscape of artificial intelligence.
As SaaS dominates the software landscape, companies face tough choices about control, compliance, and cost. Is self-hosted FOSS the answer, or a hidden risk?