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Today's cybersecurity news highlights several critical developments. The ad industry is increasingly becoming a conduit for mercenary spyware, enabling data collection without user interaction. Additionally, concerns are rising around AI security, with reports indicating that TypeSafe's Jev model may be even more vulnerable to attacks than traditional large language models (LLMs). Meanwhile, the Fastfetch tool has undergone updates affecting how disk space is reported, possibly impacting system diagnostics. As AI continues to evolve, experts stress the importance of controlling its capabilities to mitigate risks effectively. Lastly, the cybersecurity community mourns the loss of Barry Steinhardt, a prominent advocate for digital privacy.
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// AI-powered summary generated at 04:00
Ransomware is embedded in images being shared on social media sites
Exploit targets InPage word processor
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Android users will be able to withdraw money with a simple tap
The payment card breach affects some of the city’s most famous venues, including Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall.
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Attackers broke into accounts and ordered hundreds of pounds of takeaway
Latest FoI request highlights room for improvement
We’re putting our money where our mouth is again. In continued support for New York’s growing infosec community we’re excited to sponsor the upcoming O’Reilly Security Conference. We expect to be an outlier there: we’re the only sponsor that offers consulting and custom engineering rather than just...
Speaking at a press event in Bratislava ESET’s chief technology officer Palo Luka announced some of the new encryption features that have been added as part of the company’s Version 10 release of its consumer security software
Malware is spreading through messages that contain only an image.
Details were few, but the Republican pledged to create a Cyber Review Team.
After waiting a week, the hookup site finally started notifying users that its website was hacked in what is the largest breach of 2016.
Valentine’s Day break-up on the cards for insecure algorithm
Protecting yourself from CEO fraud comes down to understanding how an attack works
More than 80% of operators said they are experiencing SIM box fraud, draining revenue.
Attackers compromised Twitter Counter to post messages
CEO confirms incident last week
The offensive is capable of taking down networks. In fact, an average laptop can produce about a 180Mbps DDoS attack.
The program offers up to $15,000 for vulnerabilities found in the Qualcomm Snapdragon family of mobile processors.