A print-management weakness and an AI-assisted attack workflow show how routine enterprise software can become a rapid entry point when exposed systems stay unpatched.
A weekly cybersecurity roundup points to a larger shift: AI is no longer just generating text, but edging into exploit work and computer control, which makes containment and approval boundaries the new frontline.
Anthropic’s Mythos and Project Glasswing have sharpened one uncomfortable lesson: vulnerability discovery is no longer just a security function, because remediation now lives in code, services, APIs, and ownership.
Verizon’s latest breach trend data points to software vulnerabilities overtaking stolen credentials, while AI is helping attackers move from discovery to exploitation in hours.
As cyber attackers shift focus to edge infrastructure, organizations face a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
New research reveals how attackers can hijack leading AI-powered coding tools using nothing but innocent-looking GitHub comments and PR titles.
A newly discovered Docker vulnerability allows attackers-and even AI agents-to bypass security and seize control of entire hosts.
Cybercriminals weaponize AI-powered exploits to silently steal credentials from developer environments through compromised VS Code tools.
A week of digital subterfuge: from AI prompt attacks and insider breaches to Google’s unprecedented lawsuit against a Chinese phishing syndicate.