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NYU team behind AI-powered malware dubbed ‘PromptLock’

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AI can help track an ever-growing body of vulnerabilities, CISA official says

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Sitecore zero-day vulnerability springs up from exposed machine key

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Streameast, world’s largest pirated live sports network, shut down by Egyptian authorities

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Cato Networks acquires AI security startup Aim Security

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CISA guide seeks a unified approach to software ‘ingredients lists’

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House panel approves cyber information sharing, grant legislation as expiration deadlines loom

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FTC announces settlement with toy robot makers that tracked location of children

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Google patches two Android zero-days, 120 defects total in September security update

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Court rules ‘fired’ FTC commissioners be reinstated — again

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Salesloft Drift attacks hit Cloudflare, Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler

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CISA taps Nicholas Andersen for executive assistant director of cybersecurity

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Varonis buys AI email security firm SlashNext

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Prolific Russian ransomware operator living in California enjoys rare leniency awaiting trial

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Workado settles with FTC over allegations it inflated its AI detectors’ capabilities

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Top FBI official says Chinese reliance on domestic firms for hacking is a weakness

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Salesloft Drift compromised en masse, impacting all third-party integrations

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Trump administration setting the stage for elections power grab, voting rights group warns

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Treasury sanctions North Korea IT worker scheme facilitators and front organizations

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Salt Typhoon hacking campaign goes beyond previously disclosed targets, world cyber agencies say

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