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AI agents are moving from demos into production fast — and every LLM call and external tool they invoke is a new attack surface. This post introduces Agent Runtime Protection in the Cisco AI Defense Python SDK: a one-line integration that brings....

Attackers are employing sophisticated tactics, hiding malicious code behind convincing government branding and legal references to trick victims into downloading a ZIP archive, according to CYFIRMA.

A Department of Homeland Security inspector general report revealed that Secret Service agents routinely used personal cell phones for mission-critical communications, both domestically and internationally, often because government-issued devices were inadequate.

Founded in 2023, Nebulock's AI-driven platform performs autonomous, vendor-agnostic threat hunts across endpoint, identity, cloud, network, and SaaS telemetry.

The campaign, dubbed "Poisoned Tenant" and discovered by Push Security, involves attackers creating fake OpenAI organizations using Gmail addresses but sending invitations from OpenAI's legitimate notification system.

The campaign, which Microsoft has not attributed to a known threat actor, uses lures referencing common hotel operational issues like guest complaints, bedbug infestations, and health inspections.

The Athena coalition, led by Chainguard, will leverage artificial intelligence to proactively address vulnerabilities in open source code.

When Brentwood College needed to stream a regatta from three kilometers offshore, they faced a massive connectivity hurdle. Here’s how wireless backhaul saved the day.

What is DLZ? DLZ (Dynamically Loadable Zones) is a contributed extension to BIND 9 that allows zone data to be retrieved directly from an external database. There is no required format or schema. DLZ drivers exist for several different database backends including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and LDAP and can be written for any other. As of BIND 9.8, it is also possible to link some DLZ modules dynamically at runtime via the DLZ "dlopen" driver, which acts as a generic wrapper around a shared object that ...

I'm in the throes of target host recon for another pentest, and thought I'd share some workflow / automation stuff. In the past, I've discussed using historic DNS "mining" to collect target hosts in the domain.