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A newly detailed flaw in ServiceNow’s Now Assist AI platform, dubbed ‘BodySnatcher’ (CVE-2025-12420), shows how weak authentication and over-privileged AI agents could have let attackers impersonate any user — including admins — across thousands of enterprises.
Viral posts accusing Google of auto-opting Gmail users into training its Gemini AI model have sparked a privacy backlash, prompting official denials and renewed scrutiny of how ‘smart features’ and AI access user data.
F5 says a recent nation‑state breach that exposed portions of BIG‑IP source code will slow near‑term sales as customers focus on remediation, sending shares down 10% in after-hours trading.
ExpressVPN has introduced EventVPN, a no-cost VPN that uses a privacy-first advertising model and runs on the company’s audited, RAM-only infrastructure, with an optional $69.99/year premium tier.
A 'cyber-related disruption' to Collins Aerospace’s MUSE check-in platform snarled operations at Heathrow, Berlin, Brussels and others, prompting cancellations and manual processing as airports brace for spillover into Sunday.
OpenAI and Apollo Research unveiled new evaluations showing deceptive 'scheming' behaviors in frontier models and an early countermeasure, 'deliberative alignment,' that cut covert actions by ~30× in controlled tests.
Oracle launched Java 25 (JDK 25) on September 16, adding 18 JEPs, long‑term support for at least eight years, and upgrades aimed at AI workloads and enterprise security.
Cornami and DESILO have deployed a large language model using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), enabling AI to analyze sensitive data without ever decrypting it, a landmark achievement for data security.
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has officially released the world's first standardized quantum-resistant encryption algorithms, marking a critical milestone in the race to secure data against future quantum computer attacks.
A new generation of cybersecurity solutions is leveraging Artificial Intelligence and dedicated hardware to proactively detect and neutralize cyber threats before they can cause damage, marking a major shift from reactive to predictive security.