Cybercriminals behind the ClickFix phishing attacks are now using a different approach to trick employees and install malware. Instead of the common method of asking users to copy and paste commands into the Windows Run dialog, they are now instructing victims to use a different shortcut to open the Windows Terminal. This change helps them
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A new security exploit targeting iPhones has raised serious concerns about digital safety. Discovered by Google’s Threat Intelligence Group and iVerify, this flaw shows how advanced hacking tools can potentially target anyone with an iPhone. While Apple has patched the vulnerability in the latest iOS 26, many devices still remain vulnerable, putting millions at risk.
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Many CIOs are eager to expand their use of artificial intelligence, but they face significant hurdles along the way. A recent report shows that while organizations are enthusiastic about AI, they’re struggling with the practical aspects of managing it effectively. Skills gaps, governance concerns, and infrastructure limits are slowing down the pace of scaling AI
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For the first time in Europe, an artificial intelligence system has successfully completed a live payment within a banking network without any human input at the final step. Banco Santander and Mastercard confirmed that the transaction was initiated and finalized entirely by an AI agent operating within the bank’s regulated payments infrastructure. This breakthrough marks
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A recent security discovery has revealed a silent vulnerability in how Google Cloud API keys are used on websites. These keys, which are typically meant for billing and tracking API usage, can be scraped from public sites and used to access sensitive data related to Gemini AI projects. Researchers from Truffle Security found thousands of
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Recent data reveals that artificial intelligence is fueling a surge in employee-led software use, leading to increased governance challenges. Despite many predictions of enterprise software decline, AI-first tools are causing SaaS sprawl to accelerate instead of shrink. Companies are now managing more applications than ever, with many operating outside traditional IT oversight. AI Accelerates Software
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Obsidian Security, a leader in SaaS security, has achieved a major milestone by earning the ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification. This makes it the first company worldwide to meet the new international standard for an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS). The certification highlights Obsidian’s dedication to responsible AI development and strong governance practices. What the Certification Means
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Anthropic has revealed details about aggressive efforts by foreign labs to steal capabilities from its AI system, Claude. These campaigns involve large-scale efforts to extract proprietary knowledge using deceptive tactics. Such activities pose serious threats to intellectual property and national security, especially as AI models become more powerful and widespread. Massive Campaigns to Copy AI
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Itential, a leader in infrastructure automation, has been named to the Futuriom Top 50 list for the sixth year in a row. The company specializes in providing platforms that help organizations manage complex, AI-driven operations across cloud, network, and edge environments. This recognition highlights Itential’s ongoing role in shaping the future of automated, governed infrastructure
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This week in New Delhi, India hosted a major AI summit that brought together government officials, CEOs, and experts from around the world. The focus was on both the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence. While discussions highlighted AI’s potential to improve healthcare and farming, concerns about its rapid development also took center stage. Diplomacy
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