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fromFortune
1 day agoAnthropic's Mythos is a wake up call, but experts say the era of AI-driven hacking is already here | Fortune
Anthropic's Mythos AI model is too dangerous to release widely due to its ability to exploit software vulnerabilities.
fromSecurityWeek
1 day agoMITRE Releases Fight Fraud Framework
"These incidents involve the intentional use of deceptive or illegal practices to fraudulently obtain money, assets, or information from individuals or institutions, and include actions carried out over cyber channels."
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fromSecuritymagazine
1 month agoAI Security and Forensic Accounting: Protecting Financial Systems in an Automated World
AI-enhanced forensic accounting is essential for detecting financial fraud and payment manipulation in automated financial systems vulnerable to sophisticated, AI-driven attacks.
fromSecurityWeek
2 months agoCyber Insights 2026: Threat Hunting in an Age of Automation and AI
Threat hunting is in flux. What started as a largely reactive skill became proactive and is progressing toward automation. Threat hunting is the practice of finding threats within the system. It sits between external attack surface management (EASM), and the security operations center (SOC). EASM seeks to thwart attacks by protecting the interface between the network and the internet. If it fails, and an attacker gets into the system, threat hunting seeks to find and monitor the traces left by the adversary so the attack can be neutralized before damage can be done. SOC engineers take new threat hunter data and build new detection rules for the SIEM.
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fromDevOps.com
2 days agoMallory Launches AI-Native Threat Intelligence Platform, Turning Global Threat Data Into Prioritized Action - DevOps.com
Mallory provides an AI-native threat intelligence platform that delivers actionable insights for enterprise security teams, focusing on real threats and vulnerabilities.
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fromSecurityWeek
4 days agoThe New Rules of Engagement: Matching Agentic Attack Speed
AI-enabled cyberattacks are currently occurring, with significant impacts on organizations and a widening gap between attackers and defenders.
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fromZDNET
2 weeks ago1 in 2 security leaders say they're not ready for AI attacks - 4 actions to take now
AI-powered cybercrime is a significant and growing threat to businesses, with many feeling unprotected.
fromSecuritymagazine
2 months agoThe New Battleground of Cybersecurity
I've always had what I would consider a hacker mindset, a curiosity to take things apart, understand them, and use that knowledge to solve problems. That mindset took me on a circuitous route into the cybersecurity industry; after being kicked out of high school for hacking computer systems, I worked a range of jobs, managing office supply companies by day and cracking Wi-Fi networks by night until I started a Digital Forensics degree which led me to the world of security research.
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fromDevOps.com
5 days agoIs Your AI Agent Secure? The DevOps Case for Adversarial QA Testing - DevOps.com
The most dangerous assumption in quality engineering right now is that you can validate an autonomous testing agent the same way you validated a deterministic application. When your systems can reason, adapt, and make decisions on their own, that linear validation model collapses.
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fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoAttackers Don't Just Send Phishing Emails. They Weaponize Your SOC's Workload
Attackers deliberately overwhelm SOC analysts with high-volume phishing campaigns to delay investigations and create windows for successful breaches, making analyst capacity a critical vulnerability.
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fromSecuritymagazine
1 month agoThe Great Security Culture Shift: Building a Proactive Defense in an Era of Advanced Threats and Social Engineering
Hackers exploit DLL side-loading on trusted platforms like LinkedIn to deliver malware through seemingly legitimate file attachments, bypassing traditional security defenses and compromising entire corporate networks.
fromTheregister
2 months agoAI agents can't pull off fully autonomous cyberattacks - yet
AI agents and other systems can't yet conduct cyberattacks fully on their own - but they can help criminals in many stages of the attack chain, according to the International AI Safety report. The second annual report, chaired by the Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio and authored by more than 100 experts across 30 countries, found that over the past year, developers of AI systems have vastly improved their ability to help automate and perpetrate cyberattacks.
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