Anthropic and AI security experts told CyberScoop that behind the hype, effective AI-driven cyberattacks still require skilled humans, with the attack possibly done to send a message…

SecAlliance and Silent Push confirmed that the suspected Chinese operators of the phishing kit appear to have been affected.

The vendors disclosed and patched the defects last summer, but not before advanced attackers exploited the vulnerabilities to likely gain prolonged access for espionage, according to Amazon.

Select researchers and academic teams will get access to Amazon’s NOVA models next year as the tech giant continues to integrate the AI tools into its own…

Researchers say the nation-state attacker could cause more serious problems with the BIG-IP source code it nabbed during the attack on F5’s systems.

Palo Alto Networks researchers haven’t been able to identify who’s behind the commercial-grade tech yet.

The tech giant didn’t report active exploitation of any of the patched defects, yet details about potential impacts remain limited.

The model, currently in beta mode, is designed to automatically scan, analyze and patch vulnerabilities in private and open-source code bases. 

Kaspersky researchers said Memento Labs appears to be behind both the Operation ForumTroll malware and spyware, known as Dante.

The China-linked operation has grown from a phishing kit marketplace into an active and growing community supporting a decentralized large-scale phishing ecosystem.