Unlocking the Power of AI in Cybersecurity

Generative AI platforms like ChatGPT are revolutionizing how we access information, answer questions, and even develop software code. It’s no surprise that according to the KPMG Cybersecurity Survey: Security Operations Center (SOC) Leaders Perspective (PDF), two-thirds (66%) of security leaders consider AI-based automation to be very important, both now and in the future, for staying […]

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Google Pixel Devices Shipped with Vulnerable App, Leaving Millions at Risk

A large percentage of Google’s own Pixel devices shipped globally since September 2017 included dormant software that could be used to stage nefarious attacks and deliver various kinds of malware. The issue manifests in the form of a pre-installed Android app called “Showcase.apk” that comes with excessive system privileges, including the ability to remotely execute […]

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GitHub Vulnerability ‘ArtiPACKED’ Exposes Repositories to Potential Takeover

A newly discovered attack vector in GitHub Actions artifacts dubbed ArtiPACKED could be exploited to take over repositories and gain access to organizations’ cloud environments. “A combination of misconfigurations and security flaws can make artifacts leak tokens, both of third party cloud services and GitHub tokens, making them available for anyone with read access to […]

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Sellafield apologises after pleading guilty to cybersecurity failings

Sellafield has apologised after pleading guilty to criminal charges related to significant cybersecurity failings that ‘potentially endangered national security’. The charges, brought by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), cover a four-year period from 2019 to 2023 and were heard in Westminster Magistrates Court. According to The Guardian newspaper, the court heard that three-quarters of […]

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Hackers Can Use HDMI Cables to Capture Your Passwords

Security researchers have discovered a new way that hackers can steal sensitive information, like passwords. This involves eavesdropping on HDMI cables, a concerning development for computer users. The technique, detailed in a recent study by researchers at Universidad de la República in Uruguay, uses artificial intelligence to decode electromagnetic emissions from HDMI connections and reconstruct […]

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