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An analysis of telemetry data published by Red Canary, a unit of Zscaler, finds only 16% of the tens of thousands of phishing emails reported by end users Phishing attacks are getting craftier, but ...

Today, I'm joined by Kevan Bard, Director of Product Security at Morningstar. With 20 years of experience in information ...

Earlier this year we warned that trust was cracking inside the inbox. Since then your inbox learned a new trick: acting. GenAI no longer just writes the lure; it manufactures the sender. With a few ...

Norway's top security and intelligence agencies are accusing pro-Russian hacktivists with a cyberattack in April in which hackers took control of a dam's controls and opened an outflow valve, part of ...

A day after OpenAI and Microsoft trumpeted the arrival of the GPT-5 generative AI model and its improved reasoning and other capabilities, two AI cybersecurity startups showed in separate reports that ...

Learn how adaptive authentication defends against deepfakes, credential attacks, and AI threats to keep your business secure.

Bringing Our Browser Security Research to the WorldTeam SquareX Takes on Hacker Summer Camp in 2025With the twin events of Black Hat USA and DEF CON 33, Las Vegas transformed into the cybersecurity ...

OAuth abuse exposes SaaS data. AppOmni’s threat detection and security posture management shut it down. The post ...

Patrick O'Doherty Our deep appreciation to Security BSides - San Francisco and the Creators, Authors and Presenters for publishing their BSidesSF 2025 video content on YouTube. Originating from the ...

We're in the middle of something that feels like a renaissance — a golden age of software creation that's less about syntax ...

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