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The detained Russian, Aleksandr Yuryevich Ermakov, was apprehended in Armenia on June 28, based on a U.S. request.

The 2026 Cybersecurity Hygiene Report indicates that 64% of employees use unauthorized AI tools, expanding "shadow AI" and creating visibility gaps.

SoftBank's "Patching as a Service" (PaaS), powered by a joint venture with OpenAI called SB OAI Japan, offers clients AI-infused remediation planning and vulnerability assessment.

New data from Lansweeper indicates that approximately 16.9% of Windows client devices, or one in six, continue to operate on Windows 10.

The macOS malware targets information stored locally on infected devices, including passwords, browser cookies, Apple Notes and Telegram Desktop session files.

Text salting fills emails with hidden benign content to mask malicious phishing lures.

The update, released on July 14, was halted after reports indicated that a number of Dell devices displayed a yellow exclamation point next to the Intel Innovation Platform Framework Processor Participant driver in Device Manager.

Enterprise AI lives in conversations — multilingual, multi-turn, and context-dependent. Security has to match that reality. Here is how Cisco AI Defense does.

When chained together, the two vulnerabilities allow threat actors to gain root-level capabilities on SonicWall's mobile access appliances.

Identity failures replace software flaws as ransomware's top access vector.

Platform success depends on turning findings into operational improvements

Five specific failure patterns develop when conversion architecture is missing