By Ionut Arghire
The company is notifying My Rituals members that hackers downloaded part of their data, including names and addresses.
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By Kevin Townsend
New analysis from Abnormal AI reveals how attackers have abandoned technical exploits to weaponize routine workflows and internal trust.
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By Ionut Arghire
The initial vulnerability was exploited by Russia-linked APT28 in attacks against Ukraine and EU countries.
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How to modernize risk management when software creation becomes broadly distributed.
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By Eduard Kovacs
The company said in an SEC filing that an IDOR vulnerability affecting RCI Internet Services exposed contractor data.
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By Eduard Kovacs
Data breaches were disclosed by Southern Illinois Dermatology, Saint Anthony Hospital, and North Texas Behavioral Health Authority.
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By Ionut Arghire
The hackers targeted LayerZero’s DVN, compromising certain RPCs and DDoSing others to trigger failover to the poisoned infrastructure.
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By Ionut Arghire
The threat actor infected victims with the Snow malware family – Snowbelt, Snowglaze, and Snowbasin – for persistent access.
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Claude and OpenClaw vulnerabilities reveal why AI agents must be governed like privileged identities.
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The use of physical security data is driven predominantly by concerns for officer safety.
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