Security Bulletin

AI isn't just assisting anymore - jt's acting

Megjelent a SANS és a Nemzetbiztonsági Szakszolgálat Nemzeti Kibervédelmi Intézet közös kiadványának 2025. májusi száma, melyben azzal foglalkozunk, hogyan használják ki a kiberbűnözők az érzelmeinket.

A California man pleaded guilty to two criminal charges related to a leak at the Disney company.

A series of cyberattacks have struck multiple major British retailers in recent weeks, and a ransomware gang has reportedly claimed responsibility.

According to the New York Department of Financial Services, finance companies operating in New York — even if not based there — must implement a variety of protections against unauthorized access to IT systems.

Two different federal Justice Department cybersecurity cases announced May 1 underscored the complex challenges the agency faces in policing cybersecurity issues

Software teams need to follow security best practices to eliminate the leak of secrets, as threat actors increase their scanning for configuration and repository files.

While law enforcement has identified and arrested several alleged members, the notorious threat group continues to wreak havoc.

Security leaders are increasingly challenged to adopt AI for protection while bracing for the new risks it introduces, as adversaries weaponize the same technology with alarming speed and precision, SiliconAngle reports.

A 25-year-old California man, Ryan Kramer, has pleaded guilty to infiltrating Disneys internal communications and stealing over 1.1 terabytes of confidential data by deploying malware disguised as an AI image generation tool, BleepingComputer reports...