The very capability that makes modern AI assistants indispensable—their autonomous connection to our personal data streams—has quietly opened a new and almost invisible front in the war on cybersecurity. The evolution of Large Language Models into agentic AI, capable of interacting with external
Today we're joined by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to dissect a long-running espionage campaign targeting some of the world's most critical infrastructure. For years, a sophisticated group known as UAT-7290 has been methodically infiltrating telecommunications networks across
A single digital key, forged not from sophisticated code but from simple negligence, has unlocked the sensitive data of approximately 50 global corporations, exposing a foundational crack in the fortress of modern enterprise security. An extensive analysis has revealed a widespread campaign
The increasing reliance on customizable front-ends for interacting with large language models has created a new frontier for both innovation and security vulnerabilities, where the convenience of open-source solutions can mask underlying risks. A critical flaw identified in Open WebUI, a popular
The very intelligence designed to accelerate software development by automatically suggesting helpful tools recently became the unwitting conduit for a significant supply chain attack, exposing a critical blind spot in the ecosystem of AI-powered code editors. A recently discovered vulnerability
The security tools organizations rely on to manage digital identities are effectively blind to more than half of the assets they are meant to protect, creating a silent but catastrophic risk that invalidates the very foundation of modern cybersecurity. While security teams invest heavily in
