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Smart gadgets like Alexa and Apple TV offer convenience, but their weak security is turning them into prime targets for hackers. Discover how IoT devices are being exploited, the dangers of reused credentials, and expert tips for protecting your network.
A recently confirmed Office 365 bug allowed Microsoft’s Copilot AI to access confidential emails, even those protected by security labels and Data Loss Prevention. This incident raises serious concerns about the safety of sensitive data in AI-powered business tools.
A flaw in Microsoft 365 Copilot is allowing confidential emails to be summarized by AI, sidestepping data protection rules and risking exposure of sensitive information. The issue, rooted in a code-level defect, highlights the challenges of relying on AI for enterprise security.
Cybercriminals leveraged Atlassian Jira Cloud’s email reputation to launch sophisticated, multilingual scam campaigns targeting investors and organizations. Learn how they bypassed defenses and what you can do to stay safe.
Palo Alto Networks is acquiring Koi Security for $400 million to address the growing risks posed by AI agents—tools that operate inside organizations with unprecedented access and minimal oversight. This move aims to redefine endpoint security for the AI era.
A major outage crippled Microsoft Teams for users across the US and Europe, disrupting meetings and chat. We investigate the technical failure, its ripple effects, and what it means for businesses relying on digital collaboration.
A hidden vulnerability in Zota Healthcare’s DavaIndia Pharmacy exposed patient data and threatened the nationwide supply of medicines, underscoring the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity in India’s pharmaceutical industry.
As AI technologies expand, API vulnerabilities are skyrocketing—fueling faster, larger cyber attacks. MCP and exposed APIs are now prime targets, demanding urgent security attention.
Cloud breaches unfold in minutes, leaving little forensic evidence behind. SOC teams are turning to AI-driven, context-aware tools to reconstruct attacks and outpace adversaries in the cloud. Here’s how the investigation game has changed.
ETH Zurich researchers have demonstrated that even top password managers can be breached if a malicious server is involved, undermining zero-knowledge security promises and exposing users' most sensitive credentials.