A state-aligned intrusion at a major telecom networking provider underscores the risk of supplier compromise. Because the dwell time likely spanned months, defenders should validate identity access, check for lateral movement, and review customer-adjacent data paths. This analysis prioritizes triage, practical detections, and hardening actions.
AI-targeted cloaking feeds AI agents a different web than humans see. Learn the risks, detection tactics, and governance steps to keep answers trustworthy.
Docker Compose CVE-2025-62725 enables path traversal that can overwrite host files from malicious compose artifacts. Update to v2.40.2, restrict sources, and audit caches.
Agentic AI expands your attack surface because agents read and act on untrusted content. Consequently, indirect prompt injection can hijack tool use, leak data, and trigger risky actions. This guide explains how the attack works, how to detect it, and how to deploy guardrails that actually help at enterprise scale.
TEE.Fail uses a DDR5 interposer to undermine enclave confidentiality on Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP. Because memory encryption lacks strong integrity here, defenders should rethink secrets, strengthen attestation, and tighten physical controls.
The Oracle E-Business Suite campaign continues to grow. This analysis explains the expanding victim list, enterprise impact, and the steps teams should take now to patch, hunt, and contain risk.
Teams will auto-detect work location via corporate Wi-Fi with user consent. Learn what ships, how it works, and how to set policy and privacy guardrails.
F5 guided first-quarter revenue below expectations as customers extend risk reviews after a breach. Demand remains, yet sales cycles lengthen while teams validate exposure and remediation.
X plans to retire the twitter.com domain for WebAuthn. Consequently, accounts that use hardware security keys or passkeys must re-enroll under x.com. Otherwise, access can break. This guide explains why re-enrollment matters, how to do it safely, and what SOC teams should monitor during the transition.
Herodotus is a new Android banking trojan that fakes human typing with randomized delays. Because naive timing checks fail, defenders should harden policy, watch overlays and Accessibility events, and tune fraud models to catch the session—not just the cadence.