Security Bulletin

The U.S. Justice Department has announced that charges have been filed against former Google software engineer Linwei Ding for his involvement in the theft of artificial intelligence trade secrets while covertly working for China-based technology...

The U.S. has been noted by intelligence officials to be increasingly vulnerable to cybersecurity threats posed by the growing sophistication of artificial intelligence technology.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the CIA to introduced a new open-source intelligence strategy valid until 2026.

The software giant urged users to prioritize patching the RCE and DoS vulnerabilities but said neither had been actively exploited.

South Africa's Government Employees Pension Fund, which is the largest fund of its kind in Africa, was claimed to have been compromised by the LockBit ransomware.

ZeroFox introduced a new external attack surface management service.

Reduction for requested TMF spending comes following persistent Congress efforts to cut down the investment program's funding amid concerns with the program's repayment mechanism.

Authentication keys, TLS/SSL certificates, OAuth tokens, cloud service credentials, and other secrets leaked on GitHub reached 12.8 million last year.

Fixes have been issued by Microsoft for at least 60 security issues impacting several of its offerings as part of this month's Patch Tuesday.

Investigation into the incident alongside the third-party vendor and law enforcement is already underway, according to Acer Philippines.

Data from 27,000 individuals have been compromised following a ransomware attack against the Stanford University Department of Public Safety.

Attacks, which have been attributed to the Russian government, involved mounting attempts to obstruct the mirror servers leveraged by Meduza.