Tags: security
Account hijacking occurred on French government encrypted messaging service Tchap. ANSSI has launched an investigation, and authorities claim only public chats were compromised, but hackers claim access to over 70,000 user records.
In 2026, AI agent threats have become a reality. This guide covers practical defenses for prompt injection, RAG pipeline contamination, and more.
The second release candidate of FreeBSD 15.1 is now available. The PadLock RNG driver for VIA and Zhaoxin CPUs has been reinstated in the AMD64 kernel, along with fixes for memory leaks. The official release has been postponed to June 9.
Francis de Souza, COO of Google Cloud, emphasizes the importance of security in AI adoption, highlighting challenges like shadow AI and multi-cloud environments, while advocating for a platform-based approach.
Researchers unveil the "MiniPlasma" Windows zero-day vulnerability, capable of granting admin privileges even on the latest Windows 11.
Security researchers utilized Anthropic's AI model, Mythos Preview, to develop a macOS exploit within just five days, bypassing Apple's five years of security efforts.
Password manager Bitwarden has reportedly removed the "Always Free" label from its website and changed its corporate values following changes in its executive leadership team.
The U.S. FCC announced that it will allow software updates for foreign-made routers and drones until January 1, 2029, citing national security concerns.
The latest release of the TanStack npm package has reportedly been compromised. Developers are investigating a possible supply chain attack.
A Linux kernel maintainer has proposed a "Killswitch" feature, allowing admins to temporarily disable vulnerable functions during major exploits.
After three years of using NixOS, the author compares six major secret management tools, including sops-nix and agenix, offering insights on security risks and practical implementation tips.
The Canvas learning management platform has been taken offline following a major data breach. Hacker group ShinyHunters threatens to leak school data, potentially affecting over 9,000 institutions.
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