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Microsoft is using AI to identify security vulnerabilities earlier, resulting in more comprehensive Windows 11 updates. The company's AI-driven approach aims to address a broader range of issues in each monthly patch, enhancing overall system security.
Microsoft's elite security team has developed an AI-powered pipeline to find vulnerabilities in Windows and get them to engineers to build fixes. This initiative represents a major shift toward proactive threat identification using machine learning.
Microsoft warns of a critical zero-day vulnerability in Windows Defender that could allow attackers to fill hard disks, sparking a dispute with researcher NightmareEclipse.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.6, a new family of AI models with enhanced cybersecurity capabilities and improved reasoning abilities.
Security researchers have found a hidden backdoor in Tenda routers that could allow unauthorized access to millions of devices. Users must disable this feature immediately until a patch is released.
Organizations are increasingly facing the challenge of managing shadow IT, which often outpaces formal IT environments in scale and usage, posing significant security risks.
After six weeks of rigorous testing, Norton Antivirus revealed unexpected strengths beyond traditional malware protection, showcasing its advanced behavioral analysis and integrated security ecosystem.
AI models are outpacing existing cybersecurity benchmarks, leaving regulators and security teams unable to fully assess their potential dangers. The issue is especially urgent as federal agencies race to implement new safety protocols.
NATO has signed a €200 million contract with Accenture and Leonardo to build a secure cloud backbone called the Protected Business Network.
The European Central Bank has urged major banks to prepare for AI-powered cyber threats by October, warning that advanced AI models could soon breach financial systems.
Savi launches a mobile app to protect consumers from realistic AI scams, including deepfake kidnapper demands. The company raised $7 million in seed funding for its AI safety initiative.
JADEPUFFER marks the first known agentic ransomware operation, where an AI language model autonomously breached a system, stole credentials, and destroyed databases without human intervention.