Recent testing shows that popular AI-powered coding tools often produce insecure code. These platforms are meant to boost productivity by automating programming tasks, but they still struggle with security. Experts warn that some vulnerabilities they create could be dangerous, especially in sensitive systems like e-commerce. Insecure Code From AI Coding Tools A security startup called
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In the past year, the npm ecosystem has seen a sharp increase in attacks. What used to be simple typosquatting attempts has now turned into complex, targeted intrusions. These attacks aim to compromise maintainers, CI pipelines, and essential automation tools, threatening modern software development at its core. Security teams need to understand that these aren’t
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Torq, a company specializing in Agentic AI security operations, has announced a major funding boost. It raised $140 million in a Series D round, increasing its valuation to $1.2 billion. This move supports its goal of transforming security centers using advanced AI technologies. With the new funds, Torq aims to expand its reach into both
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Keyfactor, a leader in digital trust for modern businesses, has announced a major new appointment. Michael Volanoski is now serving as the company’s President and Chief Revenue Officer. His role will focus on leading global sales, marketing, and partner efforts as Keyfactor aims for its next phase of growth. This move comes after what was
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Many growing companies think investing in the latest security tools will keep them safe in the cloud. But even with expensive AI monitoring and automated compliance systems, breaches still happen. This shows that technology alone isn’t enough. Skilled security talent is just as important to protect sensitive data and avoid costly mistakes. The Pitfalls of
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Two cybersecurity professionals have pleaded guilty to using ransomware to attack multiple US companies. The charges focus on conspiracy to interfere with commerce through extortion. Their sentencing is scheduled for March 12, 2026. The US Department of Justice announced these developments this week. Details of the Ransomware Operations Ryan Goldberg and Kevin Martin targeted several
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2024 was a year full of cybersecurity challenges, especially in the world of supply chains. Hackers targeted large organizations, including many Fortune 500 companies and government agencies, with attacks that could have caused widespread chaos. These supply-chain attacks remain a major threat, as they allow hackers to infect many downstream users through a single compromised
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Recently, Microsoft issued a warning about a Windows update that might cause issues with Message Queuing (MSMQ), a key component for secure communication between applications. This update, released during December’s Patch Tuesday, has reportedly led to problems in various enterprise systems and IoT devices. Some users have even linked the update to failures in critical
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Back in the 1990s, the internet was new and exciting. That’s when AOL became the starting point for phishing scams. Early attacks were simple: hackers pretending to be AOL staff asking for passwords to fix account problems. Over time, these scams got more advanced. Today, AI-powered tools like SpamGPT make it possible for cybercriminals to
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Security operations teams face a confusing landscape when it comes to artificial intelligence. With many vendors promoting AI-powered products, it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s hype. Simbian, a company developing superintelligence for security, has introduced a new AI “Fact vs. Fiction” Roadmap to help security teams cut through the noise. This initiative aims
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