While TikTok gets a temporary pass, the US government is pushing forward with bans against Chinese drone maker DJI and router company TP-Link. New FCC authority makes it easier to block tech deemed national security threats, with American companies poised to benefit.
Dragos Gavrilut manages a massive team developing ML for threat detection. He’s also an associate professor, bridging academia and enterprise security.
The Rust Foundation is launching a $1.3 million annual fund to support key developers. This comes as the ecosystem faces a major security vulnerability in a popular library. But money alone might not solve Rust’s deeper sustainability issues.
Security researchers discovered attackers weaponizing OpenAI’s Assistants API to create a sophisticated backdoor called SesameOp. The malware uses legitimate AI infrastructure for stealthy communications while avoiding traditional detection methods. Microsoft’s DART team found the threat during a Ju
The Louvre Museum’s recent jewelry heist wasn’t its only security problem. A newly surfaced audit shows the museum struggled for over a decade with outdated software, including systems controlling video surveillance. This paints a picture of long-term security neglect.
Ethereum’s Balancer protocol lost over $120 million in a sophisticated cyber attack targeting its V2 Composable Stable Pools. The exploit weaponized small rounding errors in calculations, amplified through batch operations. This comes despite the platform undergoing extensive security audits.
Edge AI deployments are creating massive new attack surfaces that security vendors are scrambling to protect. CRN’s 2025 Edge Computing 100 highlights the companies leading this charge across IT, OT and IoT environments.
Zero trust isn’t failing – we’re just doing it wrong. According to cybersecurity expert Morey Haber, the problem lies in misunderstanding what zero trust actually means and how to implement it properly in today’s AI-driven landscape.
A new report reveals identity weaknesses are driving a massive surge in cloud attacks. The problem? Credentials are cheap, permissions are excessive, and vulnerabilities keep getting redeployed automatically. It’s creating a perfect storm for attackers.
A new report reveals police forces in England and Wales spend nearly all their technology budget maintaining outdated systems. Treasury funding for new tech like AI and facial recognition has been cut, stalling modernization efforts across the board.
