Security researchers warn that attackers can gain access to credentials, stored mail and other connected systems.
Related Articles
All CyberSecurityDive →
Evolving AI attacks, rapid model adoption worry cyber defenders
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Most companies worry their networks…
China-nexus group linked to multiyear campaign targeting US, Canadian medical research
A report from Google links a sophisticated espionage effort targeting information about viruses, AI and military information. Source link
Palo Alto Networks beats earnings estimates amid consolidation, AI concerns
Shares of Palo Alto Networks fell Wednesday after the company reported better-than-expected earnings in the third fiscal quarter but disappointed some investors over its margins. …
Research shows LLMs can conduct sophisticated attacks without humans
Carnegie Mellon University researchers have demonstrated that large language models can autonomously plan and carry out sophisticated cyberattacks without human intervention. The research, conducted in…
Tech industry giants say US must embrace openness, transparency in AI
Global technology, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence firms are stepping up their push for the U.S. government to embrace open AI systems, touting their security benefits…
Brute-force cyberattacks originating in Middle East surge in Q1
Hackers have primarily targeted SonicWall and Fortinet devices, according to researchers. Source link