[tl;dr sec] #269 – New AI Security Tools, Ransomware in AWS, How to Hack AI Apps
AI-powered web vuln scanner agent and Baby Naptime, 2 tools + guides on preventing ransomware in AWS, detailed guide on...
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Read more →Mar 24, 2025 Swift, Sharp, and Set to Go! Greetings, fellow security enthusiasts! Dalfox v2.10.0 has arrived, and it’s an...
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Read more →Amelia Coen | 13 February 2025 at 13:52 UTC Our commitment to innovation At PortSwigger, we’re always striving to push...
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Read more →Habits are so good. They even compound! But, they can be hard to start and maintain. I’ve successfully started new...
Read more →Threat modeling (with) LLMs, tj-actions woes, reading a threat actor’s Telegram C2 I hope you’ve been doing well! Working on...
Read more →A series of vulnerabilities, known as IngressNightmare (CVE-2025-1097, CVE-2025-1098, CVE-2025-24514, CVE-2025-1974), have been identified in ingress-nginx, a widely used Kubernetes...
Read more →The Intigriti team have recently observed an abuse scenario, trending across the industry, where malicious actors are posing as legitimate...
Read more →Modern organizations are becoming increasingly reliant on agentic AI, and for good reason: AI agents can dramatically improve efficiency and...
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