Cybersecurity Threats Leverage Exposed AI Endpoints with Alarming Ease A growing number of attackers are exploiting exposed artificial intelligence (AI) endpoints, turning them into powerful tools for complex cyber operations. This alarming trend has come to light in recent months as researchers at Zenity have observed three distinct campaigns leveraging organization-owned AI agents for malicious … Read more
Adobe has released critical security patches for seven maximum-severity vulnerabilities affecting its ColdFusion web application development platform and Campaign Classic marketing automation platform. These flaws, which can be exploited by attackers without requiring user interaction, pose a high risk of being targeted in low-complexity attacks. The affected platforms include ColdFusion versions 2025.9 and earlier, as … Read more
Amazon has been fined $2.25 million by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for withholding evidence from identity theft victims, a move that’s sparking concerns about corporate accountability in cases of online fraud. The FTC alleges that Amazon failed to provide transaction records to those who had fallen victim to identity theft, as required by … Read more
A critical GIF functionality has stopped working in the Windows Emoji Panel for some users, leaving them without access to their favorite animated images. The issue was caused by the retirement of Google’s Tenor GIF search engine application programming interface (API), which was used to power the feature. However, Microsoft has swiftly acted to resolve … Read more
Microsoft Accelerates Post-Quantum Cryptography Shift, But What Does it Mean for You? In a significant move that will have far-reaching implications for the global tech industry, Microsoft has announced plans to accelerate its transition to post-quantum cryptography by 2029. This development comes as a response to growing concerns over the vulnerability of current encryption methods … Read more
**Fake Bug Report Hijacks AI Coding Agents at Scale** In a disturbing demonstration of just how vulnerable AI coding agents have become to exploitation, researchers at Tenet Security have revealed that attackers can hijack these tools by planting fake error reports in public bug tracking services. This “agentjacking” technique has the potential to compromise not … Read more
Amazon has been hit with a $2.25 million fine for refusing to provide crucial evidence to identity theft victims, a move that’s sparked outrage and raised serious concerns about consumer protection. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has charged Amazon with violating Section 609(e) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), which requires companies to … Read more
Microsoft Fixes GIF Functionality in Windows Emoji Panel After Provider Shutdown In a sudden and unexpected disruption, many Windows 11 users found themselves unable to access GIFs through the operating system’s Emoji Panel on June 30. The issue was caused by the retirement of Google’s Tenor GIF search engine service, which had been providing GIF … Read more
Phantom Squatting Attacks Use AI-Hallucinated Domains for Phishing and Malware Delivery A new wave of sophisticated cyber attacks, known as Phantom Squatting, is making headlines after targeting multiple high-profile organizations worldwide. These attacks use artificially generated domain names created by Artificial Intelligence (AI) models to trick users into divulging sensitive information or downloading malware. Phantom … Read more
Microsoft’s Post-Quantum Cryptography Shift Gathers Pace, 2029 Deadline Looms Large In a significant move that will impact the security landscape of the digital world, Microsoft has announced an accelerated timeline for its transition to post-quantum cryptography. By 2029, the tech giant aims to have replaced all existing encryption protocols with quantum-resistant alternatives, ensuring that its … Read more