Threat Intelligence
HackerOne Unveils Agentic AI Platform to Discover and Validate Vulnerabilities Faster
HackerOne has launched a platform that expands the use of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to identify threats and prioritize remediation efforts based on how exploitable a vulnerability actually is and the level ...
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Chinese Cyber Campaigns Intensify as AI Becomes Strategic Target
As the competition to lead the AI sector accelerates worldwide, cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike says China-linked threat actors are the dominant source of state-sponsored cyber activity targeting tech companies and their AI assets ...
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Anthropic’s Mythos Can Serve Up N-Day Exploits in Minutes or Hours
Jeffrey Burt | | AI Risks, AI Security, Anthropic Mythos, foundation AI models, Microsoft Windows, mozilla firefox, N-Day Vulnerabilities, Vulnerability Exploits, zero-day vulnerabilities
Anthropic's controversial Claude Mythos Preview found that the frontier AI model can not only quickly detect and develop exploits for zero-days, but also rapidly spin up PoCs and exploits for N-day vulnerabilities ...
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The Hidden Security Risks Behind Popular AI ToolsÂ
To understand the real AI security challenge, it is important to look at how widely used AI tools are entering everyday workflows and where each can create exposure ...
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Ex-IBM Exec Accuses Big Blue and AT&T of Covering Up Foreign Data Breaches
Jeffrey Burt | | ATT, Cloud Security, Data breach, Data Breach Disclosure, federal security regulations, IBM Cybersecurity, Whistleblower
A former IBM cybersecurity executive in a whistleblower lawsuit alleges that the IT vendor and its cloud partner, AT&T, failed to disclose to government officials that their network was breached multiple times ...
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Email Security Needs Its Periodic Table Moment
Alan LeFort | | business email compromise, Cybersecurity, email security, security operations, threat detection
In January 2026, a mid-market financial services firm caught an active email attack operation at the credential-capture stage, before any payment was touched. Their legacy secure email gateway, running in parallel, generated ...
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Meta, Microsoft, DOJ, and Others Disrupt Southeast Asia Scam Compounds
Jeffrey Burt | | Apple, Coinbase, cyberscam compounds, Department of Justice (DOJ), google, Investment Scams, Meta, Microsoft, Pig Butchering Scams, romance scam
The DOJ, Microsoft, Meta, and other international law enforcement agencies and private-sector companies launched a sprawling initiative targeting scam compound operators running various investment and cryptocurrency schemes, resulting in the freezing of ...
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Is It Time For A U.S. Cyber Force?
Is it time to stand up a U.S. Cyber Force as the next armed services branch? Senator Kristen Gillibrand (D-N.Y) thinks so. She is spearheading legislation that would create a Cyber Force ...
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Anxious Security Pros Watch as Anthropic, OpenAI Expand Access to Frontier AI Models
Jeffrey Burt | | AI Cybersecurity, Anthropic Mythos, Bonfy, critical infrastructure AI risks, ENISA, frontier AI models, OpenAI 5.5, Project Glasswing, RunSafe Security, Suzu Labs, White House AI Framework 2026, Xcape
Anthropic and OpenAI are expanding the number of organizations that can access their frontier AI models in hopes of expanding advanced cybersecurity tools to protect against the risks they raise, and security ...
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Threat Actors Abuse ChatGPT Chats to Host Fake Outage Page, Deliver Malware
Jeffrey Burt | | 360 Privacy, AI chatbot security, AI Security, AI trust and safety, Anthropic Claude, Apple, ChatGPT risks, Conscia, exploiting trust, FireCompass, macOS threats, OpenAI, Push Security, Shai-Hulud, Windows threats
Threat actors are using legitimate-looking ChatGPT service outage notices planted in the chatbot's content-sharing feature to convince users to click on a button to download the ChatGPT desktop app. Hitting the button ...
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