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The Series B brings the AI-powered offensive security startup’s total funding to roughly $445 million only seven months after its public launch.

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The US government continues its crackdown on Tren de Aragua over its ATM jackpotting scheme.

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The flaws were chained to hijack sessions, achieve remote code execution, and elevate privileges to root.

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Roughly 200,000 of the credentials were exposed after GitHub enabled push protections by default.

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The flaw could allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to access vulnerable appliances with administrative privileges.

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The company says its new frontier AI model found a critical vulnerability in software used by hospitals worldwide.

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An FTC spokesperson confirmed the investigation but declined further comment.

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Google’s analysis found that AI-discovered vulnerabilities are more likely to enable remote code execution.

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WatchGuard has rolled out patches for 15 code execution, DoS, authorization, and path traversal bugs in Fireware OS.

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Several security firms have confirmed seeing exploitation of the NetScaler vulnerabilities CVE-2026-88771 and CVE-2026-88772.

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Some of the flaws could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code or escape the browser sandbox.

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Attacks by autonomous AI agents are moving out of the lab and into the courtroom, raising unsettled questions about who is liable for what agents do.

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The state-sponsored group has launched larger-scale phishing campaigns to deploy the CosmicPulse backdoor.

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In the wake of a suspected leader’s arrest, ShinyHunters says it never intended to publish data stolen from the FBI.

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Roughly a dozen vulnerabilities have been patched in each of the open source cryptographic libraries. 

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The accord opened the door to future regulation but focused on four voluntary steps for the companies to take.

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Altman made a slew of product announcements and updates, including the company’s new agents, called Dots.

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The AIxCC competition winner will analyze messaging app code and compiled binaries for vulnerabilities, with technology that could also help commercial customers secure their software.

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Branch Target Reuse (BTR) is a new Spectre v2 attack targeting JIT compilers in web browsers, language runtimes, and the operating system kernel

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The company emerged from stealth mode with pre-seed funding from Osage University Partners and DataTribe.

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