Imagine a world where critical infrastructure—power grids, water treatment plants, and manufacturing lines—relies on cutting-edge artificial intelligence to optimize every process, only to falter under an unforeseen cyberattack triggered by that same technology. This scenario isn’t a distant
In the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity, few topics are as pressing as the role of artificial intelligence in both orchestrating and defending against cyber threats. Today, we’re sitting down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist with deep expertise in endpoint and device
Imagine installing a simple browser extension to jazz up your desktop with wallpapers, only to discover later that it’s been secretly tracking every click, search, and scroll. This isn’t a far-fetched nightmare but the reality for over 4.3 million users affected by a covert cyber threat known as
KEV Meets the Plant Network: Why a ScadaBR XSS Entry Changes the Risk Calculus Now When a settings page on a familiar HMI can deliver scripted deception, disable alarms, and rewrite operator assumptions in a single click, the debate about “web-only” risk in industrial networks stops sounding
An overlooked script tucked inside familiar Python projects could still pivot a routine build into a live compromise if a long-dormant domain changed hands and delivered hostile code to developers who trusted the past a bit too much. That risk was not hypothetical; it hinged on a bootstrap pattern
Why Messaging Apps Are in the Crosshairs—and Why CISA Is Speaking Up Now When a government agency breaks routine to warn about spyware burrowing into everyday chats, the signal is clear: attackers see messaging apps as the shortest route to the heart of a phone’s data and trust. Researchers across
