The cybersecurity company said there is no immediate evidence of code being exploited or released.
Related Articles
All CyberSecurityDive →
IT teams aren’t equipped to stop rogue AI agents
Dive Brief: AI agents are involved in 40% of insider cybersecurity threats, according to a report by managed security service provider Akati Sekurity. Non-human identities outnumber humans…
CISA eliminates pay incentives as it changes how it retains top cyber talent
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)…
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…
Fortune 500 companies designate specialist roles to bolster security operations teams
Fortune 500 companies have seen the structure of their security operations teams evolve in recent years, with four of every 10 companies assigning a dedicated,…
Retail and hospitality CISOs expect budget growth, new AI headaches and opportunities
More than eight in 10 security leaders in the sector say they’ve rolled out an AI governance framework to some degree, a new survey found.…
Marks & Spencer restores some online-order operations following cyberattack
Marks & Spencer on Tuesday said it has resumed limited online-ordering capabilities after an April cyberattack that led to major disruptions at the U.K. department…