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Armed with AI, attackers breached AWS accounts in under ten minutes—escalating privileges, creating backdoors, and abusing cloud resources. This feature investigates the mechanics and implications of AI-driven cloud hacks.
A newly uncovered Rancher Manager flaw lets attackers snatch admin logins through a CLI bug. Here’s how it works, who’s vulnerable, and what steps to take now.
Hackers now use AI to breach AWS environments in under 10 minutes, exploiting exposed credentials and automating attacks. This feature investigates the new offensive AI tactics and how organizations can defend against machine-speed intrusions.
Tenable researchers uncovered two critical flaws in Google Looker that could have allowed attackers to seize full admin control and exfiltrate sensitive data. This feature unpacks the technical details, risks, and lessons for cloud security.
Two severe vulnerabilities in Google Looker exposed thousands of companies to remote code execution and data theft, revealing the risks in today’s connected analytics platforms and the challenges of timely patching.
A forgotten AWS credential enabled a rapid, AI-assisted cloud attack—granting hackers admin rights, running costly AI models, and exposing the urgent need for better cloud security hygiene.
A high-speed breach of AWS using AI tools reveals how quickly attackers can compromise cloud environments. Exposed credentials and LLM-driven automation enabled lateral movement and resource hijacking in just eight minutes.
A single cloud outage can paralyze not just apps and websites, but the very identity systems that guard the digital world. Explore how these failures ripple across the internet and what it takes to build true resilience.
Microsoft is retiring its standalone SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business plans, forcing users into Microsoft 365 bundles. Learn why this shift matters and how it could affect your cloud strategy.
OpenClaw AI’s explosive growth has resulted in over 21,000 instances leaking sensitive data worldwide. Poor security practices and rushed deployments have exposed emails, calendars, and smart-home controls, highlighting urgent risks in the age of DIY AI platforms.