Data of homeland security workers leaked, Northflank warns of security breach, Russian home goods chain Poryadok suffers ...

A senior official with China’s National Development and Reform Commission, the country’s state economic planner, said it’s working on legislation to govern AI safety from development through ...

SemiAnalysis introduced GDPx, a benchmark covering eleven fields, including cybersecurity, chip design, biology, and software engineering. It worked with fourteen specialist partners to build tasks in ...

Supply chain solution company JFrog found the testmetest npm worm had armed 42 GitHub repositories from 11 owners, despite initially appearing limited to test accounts. Roughly 13-megabyte payloads ...

10-30-26: “Hacking the Third-Party Risk Management Assumptions that AI Broke: An hour of critical thinking about what’s changed in how we assess who we do business with.” REGISTER and be here at 1 PM ...

Acting as a media network for cyber information and exchange, CISO Series is just a member of this fantastic community that unfortunately has some conflicts. We're just putting ourselves at the center ...

Security firm Group-IB says a malware-as-a-service tool called Millenium RAT has infected more than 60,000 Windows devices across 160 countries, with most of those infections happening in the first ...

Cyberdione Labs disclosed 11 Tailworm flaws in Tailscale 1.104.2 and headscale 0.29.5 before patches were ready. An attacker controlling a device allowed SSH access and traffic forwarding could gain ...

Microsoft has announced that Teams will start using AI-powered phishing detection, with a rollout starting in early November of this year. General worldwide availability is expected by mid-December.

What’s YOUR relationship with AI? At CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 in Houston, David Spark asked this very question of attendees. Emotions were high and mixed. Dozens of people told their AI story of love, horror ...

AI widens the attack surface, and patches that once seemed settled can combine in new ways to break everything again, while threat actors use the same technology to do more at once. The asymmetry ...