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> The AI Fix #85: ChatGPT gets ads, pets get AI therapists, and everyone’s wrong about LLMs
In episode 85 of The AI Fix, Graham discovers that Silicon Valley has the solution to your pet's mental health crisis, and Mark explains why AI godfather Yann LeCun thinks the entire AI industry is wrong about LLMs. Also in this episode, OpenAI decides to ruin ChatGPT with ads; Sam Altman and Elo...
> From Cipher to Fear: The psychology behind modern ransomware extortion
Modern ransomware has shifted from encryption to psychological extortion that exploits fear, liability, and exposure. Flare shows how today's ransomware groups weaponize stolen data and pressure tactics to force payment. [...]
> LevelBlue scoops up Alert Logic’s managed services from Fortra
LevelBlue calls the move “all upside” for MDR customers, stressing that “nothing’s going to change.” The post LevelBlue scoops up Alert Logic’s managed services from Fortra appeared first on CyberScoop.
> Over 100 Organizations Targeted in ShinyHunters Phishing Campaign
Domains set up by the threat actor suggest attacks aimed at Atlassian, Canva, Epic Games, HubSpot, Moderna, ZoomInfo, and WeWork. The post Over 100 Organizations Targeted in ShinyHunters Phishing Campaign appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> U.S. CISA adds Microsoft Office, GNU InetUtils, SmarterTools SmarterMail, and Linux Kernel flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) adds Microsoft Office, GNU InetUtils, SmarterTools SmarterMail, and Linux Kernel flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added Microsoft Office, GNU InetUtils, ...
> Attackers use Windows App-V scripts to slip infostealer past enterprise defenses
A malware delivery campaign detailed by Blackpoint researchers employs an impressive array of tricks to deliver an infostealer to employees without triggering enterprise defenses or close examination by security researchers. The attackers aim to get the Amatera Stealer installed on target Windows co...
> AI Agents Are Booking Travel: How Businesses Can Enable Revenue & Minimize Risk
AI agents are booking travel at scale. Learn how to enable agentic commerce, stop agent hijacking and loyalty fraud, and protect your revenue. The post AI Agents Are Booking Travel: How Businesses Can Enable Revenue & Minimize Risk appeared first on Security Boulevard.
> Tenable One AI Exposure delivers unified visibility and governance across AI, cloud and SaaS
Tenable announced general availability of Tenable One AI Exposure. With this release, the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform unifies AI protection, discovery and usage governance across the enterprise, including SaaS platforms, cloud services, APIs and agents. AI is deeply embedded and interco...
> ClickFix Attacks Expand Using Fake CAPTCHAs, Microsoft Scripts, and Trusted Web Services
Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a new campaign that combines ClickFix-style fake CAPTCHAs with a signed Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) script to distribute an information stealer called Amatera. "Instead of launching PowerShell directly, the attacker uses this scrip...
> Microsoft donne les clĂ©s BitLocker au FBI : ce n’est pas nouveau, mais comment est-ce possible ?
Suite Ă  une ordonnance judiciaire, Microsoft a communiquĂ© au FBI les clĂ©s de chiffrement BitLocker d'une machine Windows. Ce n'est pas nouveau ni surprenant. Le post Microsoft donne les clĂ©s BitLocker au FBI : ce n’est pas nouveau, mais comment est-ce possible ? a Ă©tĂ© publiĂ© sur IT-Connect.
> Over 6,000 SmarterMail servers exposed to automated hijacking attacks
Nonprofit security organization Shadowserver has found over 6,000 SmarterMail servers exposed online and likely vulnerable to attacks exploiting a critical authentication bypass vulnerability. [...]
> NICE Actimize Insights Network combats fraudulent transfers
NICE Actimize launched Actimize Insights Network, an intelligence network designed to give financial institutions real-time visibility into counterparty risk. Leveraging insights from its Fraud and Financial Crime network, the Actimize Insights Network delivers the scale and precision needed to prev...
> Over 80% of Ethical Hackers Now Use AI
Bugcrowd study reveals 82% of security researchers now use AI, a big increase from 2023 figures
> Building a serverless, post-quantum Matrix homeserver
We ported a complete Matrix homeserver to Cloudflare Workers — delivering encrypted messaging at the edge with automatic post-quantum cryptography.
> Diverse Threat Actors Exploiting Critical WinRAR Vulnerability CVE-2025-8088
Introduction  The Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) has identified widespread, active exploitation of the critical vulnerability CVE-2025-8088 in WinRAR, a popular file archiver tool for Windows, to establish initial access and deliver diverse payloads. Discovered and patched in July 2025, gov...
> Russian security systems firm Delta hit by cyberattack, services disrupted
Building and car alarm systems managed by Russian company Delta have been disrupted by a cyberattack blamed on a "hostile foreign state."
> ‘PackageGate’ Flaws Open JavaScript Ecosystem to Supply Chain Attacks
The protections against NPM supply chain attacks could be bypassed, leading to arbitrary code execution. The post ‘PackageGate’ Flaws Open JavaScript Ecosystem to Supply Chain Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> You see an email ending in .eu.org. Must be legit, right?
At first glance, an email address ending in .eu.org looks trustworthy. It feels institutional, maybe even official. Many people implicitly associate it with Europe, nonprofits, or established organizations. That assumption is wrong more often than you might expect. Because the domain looks legitimat...
> HackerOne brings Agentic PTaaS to continuous, expert-validated pentesting
HackerOne announced Agentic Pentest as a Service (Agentic PTaaS), delivering continuous security validation by combining autonomous agent execution with human expertise to ensure every finding reflects exploitable risk that security teams can trust and act on at scale. Enterprise security teams face...
> France to replace US videoconferencing wares with unfortunately named sovereign alternative
French govt says state-run service 'Visio' will be more secure. Now where have we heard that name before? France has officially told Zoom, Teams, and the rest of the US videoconferencing herd to take a hike in favor of its own homegrown app.