RaaS Groups Go Recruiting in Wake of LockBit, BlackCat Takedowns
The effects of the recent high-profile disruptions of LockBit’s and BlackCat ransomware operations by law enforcement agencies are rippling through the dark web, with smaller threat gangs looking to scoop up the larger groups’ disaffected affiliates. Law enforcement agencies in the United States, the UK, and elsewhere in recent years ... Read More
CISA, NSA, Others Outline Security Steps Against Volt Typhoon
Top cybersecurity agencies in the United States and other countries are again warning critical infrastructure companies about the “urgent risk” posed by Chinese state-sponsored threat group Volt Typhoon and are recommending steps to harden their protections. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), National Security Agency (NSA), and the FBI ... Read More
Sentry, GitHub Use AI to Help Fix Coding Errors
Developers are getting more help detecting and addressing bugs in their code through new AI-based tools that Sentry.io and GitHub each introduced this week. Sentry unveiled the beta of Autofix, a feature that uses company’s machine learning and AI capabilities and is aimed at debugging errors in production by leveraging ... Read More
Ordr Taps AI to Augment Attack Surface Management
Michael Vizard | | AI, ASM, asset management, Attack Surface, Attack Surface Management, generative AI, OrdrOrdr this week added an attack surface management (ASM) tool infused with artificial intelligence (AI) to its existing asset management portfolio ... Read More
EPA and White House Raise Alarm on Water Cybersecurity
Richi Jennings | | Critical Infrastructure, critical infrastructure assets, critical infrastructure attack, Critical Infrastructure Cyber security, Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Drinking Water, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, ICS, operational technologies, OT, public water systems, SB Blogwatch, wastewater, water, water distribution systems, Water industry, water infrastructure, White HouseIran and China fingered: Biden admin. chides governors: Water infra. lacks “even basic cybersecurity precautions.” ... Read More
TikTok ‘Ban’ — ByteDance CEO and EFF are BFFs
Richi Jennings | | Bytedance, china, chinese government, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Privacy, SB Blogwatch, Shou Zi Chew, social media, spyware, TikTok, TikTok Ban7521 momentum builds: Shou Zi Chew plays for time, while Electronic Frontier Foundation says TikTok-kill bill is DOA ... Read More
Microsoft Preps AI-Based Copilot for Security for April 1 Release
Microsoft for more than a year has been infusing generative AI capabilities throughout much of its product and services portfolio – such as Microsoft 365 and Bing – through its Copilot initiative, an effort to help enterprise IT administrators, developers, and other users to get the benefits of the emerging ... Read More
French Gov. Leaks 43 Million People’s Data — ‘France Travail’ Says Sorry
Richi Jennings | | Alexandre Saubot, Cap emploi, CNIL, cyber attacks on governm, devops in government, DevSecOps in Government, digital government, European Governments, france, France Travail, government, Government & Regulatory News, government agencies, Government Authority, SB BlogwatchLa grande cybermalveillance: French government’s employment agency loses control of citizens’ data after biggest breach in Gallic history ... Read More
Researchers Find Flaws in OpenAI ChatGPT, Google Gemini
The number of generative AI chatbots and their adoption by enterprises have exploded in the year-plus since OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT, but so have concerns by cybersecurity pros who worry not only about threat group use of the emerging technology but also the security of the large-language models (LLMs) themselves ... Read More
Edgeless Systems Brings Confidential Computing to AI
Michael Vizard | | AI, Artificial Intelligence, confidential computing, Edgeless Systems, encryptionEdgeless Systems Continuum platform applies confidential computing to artificial intelligence (AI) workloads to better secure them ... Read More
