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An AI-assisted fuzzer found a critical division-by-zero bug in FFmpeg with just 21 bytes of input, highlighting a shift in vulnerability discovery economics.
Healthcare giant McKesson discloses a cybersecurity incident impacting third-party applications and confirming data theft.
Attackers leverage fake AI brand websites and InstallFix exploits to distribute malware, targeting less technically savvy users.
Google's new image watermarking tool shows promise in resisting manipulation, yet the broader problem of AI-generated content detection persists.
The FCC has identified a significant national security risk from robotic devices manufactured by certain foreign entities, potentially impacting U.S. networks.
A severe unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Fastjson 1.x is actively exploited, posing a significant risk to Spring Boot applications.
Attackers increasingly target Microsoft 365 tokens and use disguised Remote Management Tools for ransomware.
A decades-old flaw allows attackers to steal server authentication hashes, enabling offline cracking of out-of-band management access.
ELECOM's popular wireless LAN devices contain multiple critical vulnerabilities, including OS command injection, posing significant security risks.
A new Mac utility aims to streamline developer workflows by preventing sleep and alerting users when long-running AI model tasks finish.
A subtle lag in an AI data pipeline reveals an unknown actor siphoning proprietary information, forcing a strategic counter-move.
The notion of a self-aware, self-replicating AI virus capable of global destruction is a popular sci-fi trope, but what's the current technical reality?
An attempt to use Claude to decode Carmageddon's encrypted game files reveals the limits of LLMs for complex reverse engineering.