National Emergency Declaration for Grid Security White House released Executive Order 14420, which targets security risks within the nation’s bulk-power system. Invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the administration...
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When AI Breaks Out of the Sandbox What Happens When AI Escapes? AI assistants are gaining unprecedented access to the inner workings of businesses, but that trust comes with one...
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Giving AI Freedom Without Losing Control Who’s Really in Control? AI agents are stepping into a bigger role inside the enterprise. They are not just providing answers anymore. They are...
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The Foundation Operation Jackal INTERPOL has been spearheading a continuing, multi-year international law enforcement effort known as Operation Jackal to destroy West African organized crime syndicates, including the worldwide network...
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Cross-Platform Passkey Integration Meta revealed a major security upgrade for WhatsApp on August 25, 2026, which increases passkey support and enables users to create numerous passkeys for a single account....
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Widespread Infrastructure Breaches and Novel AI Threats Several significant security breaches and new exploitation patterns are highlighted in the Check Point Research threat bulletin, which was released on August 24,...
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HKCERT Bulletin Overview On August 24, 2026, the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center (HKCERT) published security notice S26-0824-01, warning businesses of a number of Zimbra Collaboration Suite...
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Most organizations think they’ve solved the data sensitivity problem. AvePoint’s research says otherwise. In the company’s third annual State of AI Report, 82.7% of organizations said they were “very” or...
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Sysdig is acknowledging the fact that CISOs don’t have time to click through a dashboard anymore. Conor Sherman, the company’s Global CISO, argues the next era of cloud security has...
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OAuth Exploitation Russian threat actors are shifting away from plain old password theft and moving toward legitimate platform features like OAuth permissions. Groups like UNC6293 and UNC7005 take their time...
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NIST’s New Guide for AI and CSF 2.0 NIST recently released a new draft, SP 1353, that acts as a practical guide for using AI alongside the Cybersecurity Framework 2.0....
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Evolving Threats to Industrial Systems The recent joint advisory issued by federal agencies highlights a concerning escalation in how threat actors target industrial control systems. By combining public internet scanning...
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Exhibitor booths are a major part of the Black Hat experience, giving companies a chance to bring their technology to life and make a lasting impression. This year, some took...
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The Vulnerability Apple fixed a major security vulnerability in their image handling framework for both desktop and mobile devices on August 18, 2026. The vulnerability, which is tracked as CVE-2026-65346,...
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Black Hat 2026 Series Introduction — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series. This is the series home. It collects seven vendor interviews, one...
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Black Hat 2026 Keynote Report — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series — Cyber Defense Magazine. Part of a series; start with...
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Black Hat 2026 Vendor Profile — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series — Cyber Defense Magazine. Part of a series; start with...
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Black Hat 2026 Vendor Profile — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series — Cyber Defense Magazine. Part of a series; start with...
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Black Hat 2026 Vendor Profile — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series — Cyber Defense Magazine. Part of a series; start with...
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Black Hat 2026 Vendor Profile — Cyber Defense Magazine By Dr. Arun Lakhotia Black Hat 2026: The Supply-Chain Trust Series — Cyber Defense Magazine. Part of a series; start with...
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