Security researchers have uncovered a new tactic where Mac malware hides inside legitimately signed and notarized applications. This approach bypasses key Apple security checks, marking a dangerous shift in macOS threats.
Riot Games is taking a hardline stance against a hardware-level cheating exploit. The company is now preventing Valorant from launching on PCs with unpatched motherboard BIOS versions that contain a specific vulnerability.
A global business email compromise gang called “Scripted Sparrow” is posing as executive coaching firms to target accounts payable teams. Researchers estimate they send millions of highly customized phishing emails each month using a network of domains and bank accounts.
Boeing has teamed up with Anduril to compete for the U.S. Army’s next midrange air defense interceptor. Anduril will provide the solid rocket motor for the system. The Army plans to select companies to move to the prototype stage in 2026.
A new cybersecurity playbook highlights that while AI is fantastic at detecting threats, it’s dangerously unpredictable for taking action. The key is using AI to inform decisions, not to execute them, keeping critical enforcement deterministic and auditable.
HPE is urging immediate action on a critical vulnerability in its OneView infrastructure management platform. Rated a perfect 10.0 on the CVSS scale, it allows unauthenticated attackers to run code on a deeply trusted system. This isn’t just another bug; it’s a skeleton key for your network.
In a major move for enterprise security, Palo Alto Networks is deepening its partnership with Google Cloud. The multibillion-dollar deal centers on using Google’s Gemini AI models to power its security copilots.
A U.K. healthcare tech company used by the NHS has been hit by a cyberattack. Hackers claim to have stolen 300 gigabytes of data, though the full impact on patient records is still unknown.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has unveiled its 2025 list of the most dangerous software weaknesses. This annual ranking, created with MITRE, is designed to help organizations prioritize security fixes and build safer technology from the start.
Security operations centers are drowning in alerts, forcing analysts to make life-or-death decisions for the business with fragments of data. A new argument says they need to adopt the triage and context models of emergency medicine to survive. Can a “security graph” finally provide the clarity they
