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Brain-computer interfaces promise mind-controlled tech but raise chilling security, privacy, and manipulation risks. Will we secure this new frontier—or open Pandora’s box?
UAT-8099 hacks trusted servers to steal sensitive data and secretly redirect users to scam sites. Discover how these attacks work and why they're hard to detect.
Microsoft's 'Speak for Me' AI voice clone promised accessibility, but critical security flaws forced its withdrawal—highlighting the urgent risks of AI-powered deepfakes and voice fraud.
Patching means updating software to fix security flaws or bugs, helping prevent attackers from exploiting known vulnerabilities in systems.
A Critical Patch Update is a set of urgent software fixes from vendors like Oracle, designed to close security gaps and protect users from cyber threats.
A threat intelligence feed is a real-time stream of data about new cyber threats, helping organizations detect and respond to attacks quickly.
SQL Server is Microsoft's database software for storing and managing data, widely used in businesses and often targeted by cybercriminals.
Cl0p Ransomware is a cybercrime tool used to steal data and demand ransom, often exploiting new software vulnerabilities in large organizations.
FIN11, also called TA505, is a cybercriminal group known for global phishing, malware, and extortion campaigns targeting businesses and organizations.
The Outlook Client is Microsoft’s desktop app for accessing and managing emails, calendars, contacts, and tasks all in one secure platform.