OpenAI disrupted a coordinated distillation campaign attempting to illicitly extract protected reasoning from its AI models, attributing core activity to Moonsh
ThreatsThreat actors are weaponizing ChatGPT Custom GPTs to redirect victims to ClickFix lures that deploy a full-featured remote access trojan via DLL sideloading.
GuidesUNC6240 is mass-exploiting CVE-2026-35273 in Oracle PeopleSoft by URL-encoding requests to bypass WAF rules, deploying web shells and backdoors across multiple
ToolsAnthropic published a detailed report on Claude misuse cases. Key findings cover credential theft, influence operations, surveillance, and weapons research.
VPN & PrivacyDPRK-linked attackers are distributing Go-based malware via Terraform providers and Go modules, marking a novel supply chain distribution vector.
ThreatsShinyHunters breached rival ransomware gang Cl0p and threatened to expose victim data. Organizations that paid Cl0p may now face renewed extortion risks.
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Hacktron researchers used Claude Opus 5 to chain two flaws and access OpenAI staff accounts and an internal GitHub repository within 72 hours.
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Anthropic's security document reveals Claude still struggles with CAPTCHAs, while unverified reports claim GPT-6 Astra solved all 48 levels of a CAPTCHA game.
Vectra AI announced Ascent, a global partner program built to help customers address AI-driven security threats through expertise, services, and joint capabilit
A September 23 webinar from BleepingComputer and Material Security examines real Google Workspace breaches and the response decisions that shaped their outcomes
BambooToken malware has targeted organizations across Asia and South America since 2023, using the MQTT protocol for command-and-control over Windows and Linux
Microsoft's September patch fixes a record 972 vulnerabilities, 112 of them critical. AI-powered vulnerability discovery is driving the surge.
Schneier's DEF CON talk on AI hacking drew over 100K YouTube views. It combines insights from his 2022 book with current AI hacking behavior.
AI agents can locate vulnerabilities with only a vague description of a bug. This threatens existing open source embargo practices for security disclosures.