OpenAI has unveiled Aardvark, a GPT-5-powered autonomous agent for cybersecurity research. While promising to tackle thousands of vulnerabilities, this technology represents a fundamental shift in how we approach software security.
Google has officially denied reports of a massive Gmail data breach, calling the claims “false.” The confusion stems from old stolen data being misinterpreted as a new attack. Here’s what security experts say about the real risks.
DoiT’s acquisition of CloudWize represents a strategic move to unify security and cost management in cloud operations. This signals a fundamental shift in how enterprises approach cloud governance amid growing complexity.
Seattle-area cybersecurity firm Chainguard has secured $280 million in new financing just months after its previous funding round. The investment will accelerate the company’s mission to protect open source software supply chains from security vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity startup Chainguard has reportedly secured $280 million in new financing, according to recent reports. This funding comes just six months after the company’s Series D round raised $356 million, indicating strong investor confidence in the software supply chain security market.
A browser promoted for protecting user privacy is reportedly engaging in dangerous malware-like behavior. Investigations reveal Universe Browser secretly alters device settings and routes internet traffic through servers in China, security analysts indicate.
Security researchers are raising alarms about a web browser application that claims to protect user privacy but allegedly functions more like spyware, according to reports from cybersecurity experts. The app, known as Universe Browser and reportedly downloaded millions of times, may be secretly installing dangerous software and redirecting user internet traffic through servers located in China, sources indicate.
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The cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover has resulted in an estimated £1.9 billion loss to the UK economy, according to cybersecurity experts. The incident impacted more than 5,000 organizations and forced a six-week production shutdown at the automaker. Analysts suggest this represents the most economically damaging cyber event in UK history.
The cyber attack targeting Jaguar Land Rover has reportedly cost the British economy approximately £1.9 billion, making it the most economically damaging cyber incident in UK history, according to a recent analysis. The Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC), an independent non-profit organization composed of industry specialists, stated that more than 5,000 organizations have been affected by the breach that occurred in August.
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