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Intel Outside: Researcher downloaded data on all 270,000 Intel employees from an internal business card website
Security researcher Eaton was inspired to do some gentle prying of Intel websites, after considering the company's hardware security reputation.
Report claims 'the era of AI hacking has arrived'
The security industry and the hackers they're supposed to defend against have both increased their use of AI as publicly available agents become more capable.
Booking.com customers learn the hard way that Unicode is tricky
A phishing campaign targeting Booking.com users relies on a technique involving the ambiguity of Unicode characters.
Bizarre cyberattack blamed on Russia and China-linked hackers permanently breaks dozens of speed cameras in the Netherlands
A hack reportedly left "dozens" of speed cameras in the Netherlands inoperable and unrecoverable.
Russia hacked and took control of a Norwegian dam, police chief claims
Moscow is to blame for a cyberattack on a dam, which remotely opened the floodgates for a period of around four hours, says Norway's security chief.
Google's AI could be tricked into enabling spam, revealing a user's location, and leaking private correspondence with a calendar invite
Google's AI could be tricked into enabling spam, revealing a user's location, and leaking private correspondence, among other things, with just a calendar invite.
Newly discovered WinRAR exploit linked to Russian hacking group, can plant backdoor malware
WinRAR flaw CVE-2025-8088 was serious but has been fixed in version 7.13.
CrowdStrike report details scale of North Korea's use of AI in remote work schemes
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is using generative AI tools to land agents jobs at tech companies to fund its weapons programs.
