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As autonomous vehicles continue to evolve, new research highlights the importance of rigorous security testing to protect against both intentional attacks and unintentional unsafe commands in teleoperation systems.

[This is a Guest Diary by Duncan Woosley, an ISC intern as part of the SANS.edu BACS program]

Secrets managers hold all the keys to an enterprise's kingdom. Two popular ones had longstanding, critical, unauthenticated RCE vulnerabilities.

The company, one of four finalists in this year's Black Hat USA Startup Spotlight competition, uses multi-agent system to build AI Digital Employees.

Views from an insider on the changes arriving in the CCNP Automation Certification.

The now-patched vulnerabilities exist at the firmware level and enable deep persistence on compromised systems.

New research reveals that a malicious traffic distribution system (TDS) is run not by "hackers in hoodies," but by a series of corporations operating in the commercial digital advertising industry.

Using invisible prompts, the attacks demonstrate a physical risk that could soon become reality as the world increasingly becomes more interconnected with artificial intelligence.

Two critical vulnerabilities affect the security vendor's management console, one of which is under active exploitation. The company has updated cloud-based products but won't have a patch for its on-premises version until mid-August.

The ultimate goal of CMMC 3.0 is not just compliance — it's resilience.

The "Direct Send" feature simplifies internal message delivery for trusted systems, and the campaign successfully duped both Microsoft Defender and third-party secure email gateways.