Month: April 2025

 OpenAI has reversed last week’s update to its GPT-4o model after users reported the AI had become excessively agreeable and flattering, a behavior AI researchers term “sycophancy.”  The company confirmed…

 A sophisticated multi-stage malware campaign linked to the North Korean Konni APT group has been detected targeting organizations primarily in South Korea. Security researchers uncovered the operation on April 29,…

 A previously documented threat actor known as Outlaw (or “Dota”) has resurfaced with an enhanced malware toolkit targeting Linux servers globally, according to a recent incident response investigation by Securelist…

 Cybersecurity has evolved from a technical concern to a strategic business priority. With escalating regulatory requirements, sophisticated threat actors, and the rising financial and reputational costs of breaches, boards of…

 A sophisticated phishing campaign exploiting a nearly 8-year-old Microsoft Office vulnerability to distribute the dangerous XLoader information stealer.  The attack leverages CVE-2017-11882, a memory corruption vulnerability in Microsoft’s Equation Editor…

Nvidia's DOCA Argus prevents attacks before they compromise AI architectures. Read More  

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A China-aligned advanced persistent threat (APT) group called TheWizards has been linked to a lateral movement tool called Spellbinder that can facilitate adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) attacks. "Spellbinder enables adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) attacks, through IPv6 stateless address autoconfiguration (SLAAC) spoofing, to move laterally in the compromised network, intercepting packets and

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Everyone has cybersecurity stories involving family members. Here’s a relatively common one. The conversation usually goes something like this:  “The strangest thing happened to my streaming account. I got locked out of my account, so I had to change my password. When I logged back in, all my shows were gone. Everything was in Spanish and there were all these Spanish shows I’ve never seen

Cybersecurity researchers have shed light on a Russian-speaking cyber espionage group called Nebulous Mantis that has deployed a remote access trojan called RomCom RAT since mid-2022. RomCom "employs advanced evasion techniques, including living-off-the-land (LOTL) tactics and encrypted command and control (C2) communications, while continuously evolving its infrastructure – leveraging