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> Security for AI: A Practical Guide to Enforcing Your AI Acceptable Use Policy
An AI acceptable use policy can help your organization mitigate the risk of employees accidentally exposing sensitive data to public AI tools. Benchmark your organization’s policy against our best practices and discover how prompt-level visibility from Tenable AI Exposure eases policy enforcement....
> Beatings, killings, and lasting fear: The human toll of MoD's Afghan data breach
Research submitted to Parliament details deaths, raids, and mental trauma linked to 2022 relocation leak Research submitted to the UK Parliament has revealed explicit threats to life and the deaths of family members and colleagues directly linked to the Ministry of Defence's 2022 Afghan relocation s...
> Atlas browser exploit lets attackers hijack ChatGPT memory
Days after cybersecurity analysts warned enterprises against installing OpenAI’s new Atlas browser, researchers have discovered a vulnerability that allows attackers to infect systems with malicious code, granting themselves access privileges, or deploy malware. The developmen...
> NSFW ChatGPT? OpenAI plans “grown-up mode” for verified adults
ChatGPT is about to get a whole lot more human. OpenAI will roll out a version that can flirt, joke, and even get steamy—with age checks in place.
> A Major Leap Forward: FireTail Unveils New UI and Expansive AI Model Support to Secure & Enable Enterprise AI Adoption – FireTail Blog
Oct 28, 2025 - Alan Fagan - In the world of artificial intelligence, speed is the new security challenge. AI adoption is accelerating at an unprecedented rate, bringing transformative capabilities, and new risks, to the enterprise. As organizations race to leverage complex models from various provid...
> Cybercriminals Trade 183 Million Stolen Credentials on Telegram, Dark Forums
The email addresses were pulled from various sources and 16.4 million of them were not present in previous data breaches. The post Cybercriminals Trade 183 Million Stolen Credentials on Telegram, Dark Forums appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Volvo’s recent security breach: 5 tips to speed incident response while preserving forensic integrity
In August 2025, Volvo Group North America disclosed that it had been impacted by a data breach originating in its third-party HR software provider, Miljödata. Although Volvo insisted its internal systems remained untouched, the timeline of detection and disclosure raises quest...
> Social Engineering People’s Credit Card Details
Good Wall Street Journal article on criminal gangs that scam people out of their credit card information: Your highway toll payment is now past due, one text warns. You have U.S. Postal Service fees to pay, another threatens. You owe the New York City Department of Finance for unpaid traffic violati...
> Debian: WebKitGTK Critical Process Crash Issues DSA-6042-1 CVE-2025-43272
The following vulnerabilities have been discovered in the WebKitGTK web engine: CVE-2025-43272 Big Bear discovered that processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to an unexpected process crash.
> Google says reports of a Gmail breach have been greatly exaggerated
Ad and cloud biz rubbishes claims that 183 million accounts broken into Panic spread faster than a phishing email on Tuesday after claims of a massive Gmail breach hit the headlines – but Google says it's all nonsense.…
> Is Your Google Workspace as Secure as You Think it is?
The New Reality for Lean Security Teams If you’re the first security or IT hire at a fast-growing startup, you’ve likely inherited a mandate that’s both simple and maddeningly complex: secure the business without slowing it down. Most organizations using Google Workspace start with an environment bu...
> Oxygen Tech Bytes In September 2025
Level up your digital forensics skills with Oxygen Forensics’ quick-hit Tech Byte webinars — expert tips, real-world cases, and powerful tools to help you work smarter in under 20 minutes.
> A phishing with invisible characters in the subject line, (Tue, Oct 28th)
While reviewing malicious messages that were delivered to our handler inbox over the past few days, I noticed that the “subject” of one phishing e-mail looked quite strange when displayed in the Outlook message list…
> Hackers Target Swedish Power Grid Operator
The hackers stole information from a file transfer solution and the country’s power supply was not affected. The post Hackers Target Swedish Power Grid Operator appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> Chatbots parrot Putin's propaganda about the illegal invasion of Ukraine
Fake views from Moscow's pet media outlets appear in about one in five responses Popular chatbots powered by large language models cited links to Russian state-attributed sources in up to a quarter of answers about the war in Ukraine, raising fresh questions over whether AI risks undermining efforts...
> New Herodotus Android malware fakes human typing to avoid detection
A new Android malware family, Herodotus, uses random delay injection in its input routines to mimic human behavior on mobile devices and evade timing-based detection by security software. [...]
> Recruitment red flags: Can you spot a spy posing as a job seeker?
Here’s what to know about a recent spin on an insider threat – fake North Korean IT workers infiltrating western firms
> Cybersicherheit ist größte Herausforderung für die Finanzbranche
Cyberangriffe stellen viele Banken und Versicherungen vor große Probleme.Golden Dayz – shutterstock.com Systemkritische Branchen wie die Finanzindustrie geraten immer häufiger ins Visier von Cyberkriminellen. Die Anzahl der Cyberangriffe hat sich in diesem Bereich im Verglei...
> Actively Exploited WSUS Bug Added to CISA KEV List
Sysadmins are urged to patch WSUS vulnerability CVE-2025-59287 as soon as possible, with federal agencies required to update by November 14
> Step aside, SOC. It’s time to ROC
Looking back on my years in national defense, one lesson stands out above the rest: speed and coordination are everything. Waiting until the dust settles to act after an attack can mean major setbacks at best, or dire consequences at worst. The same rings true in enterprise cy...