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A recent study of publicly accessible AI models found that patches generated by them fail about half the time, often introducing new vulnerabilities or leaving paths for exploitation open.
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Water is a critical infrastructure, and lately multiple water plants across the US are under attack, starting in Minnesota. So far drinking water is safe, but it does bring into question the security of our basic utilities.
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Is the US establishing their first APT group to address foreign cyber threats? Possibly. Private sector firms can now apply to be essentially cyber privateers.
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Vatican app ClickToPray has had an unpatched IDOR sitting in its website that could allow for scraping the data of every single user.
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AI email filters may be worse at detecting old tricks than traditional spam filters as old tactics are being used against old agents to allow in malicious or spam emails.
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