Topic: attack vectors
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How Hackers Poison AI and How to Stop Them
Cybercriminals are leveraging AI to create sophisticated spam, malicious code, and phishing campaigns, while also directly targeting AI systems to exploit vulnerabilities. Attackers use AI to refine deceptive communications through A/B testing and exploit AI assistants and security tools, leading...
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Tenable Uncovers Critical Google Gemini AI Flaws That Risked User Data
Tenable Research uncovered three critical security flaws in Google's Gemini AI, known as the Gemini Trifecta, which allowed attackers to manipulate the AI and steal sensitive user data without direct system access. The vulnerabilities affected components like Gemini Cloud Assist, Search Personali...
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Cybersecurity Crisis: 2 in 3 Companies Face Staff Shortages
Nearly two-thirds of companies face unfilled cybersecurity positions, creating critical vulnerabilities due to slow hiring and sophisticated threats, while 55% still operate with insufficient staff. A disconnect exists between security teams and leadership, with only 56% of professionals believin...
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Exploit in Default Cursor Setting Runs Malicious Code on Dev Machines
A security flaw in Cursor AI code editor allows attackers to execute malicious code silently due to the Workspace Trust feature being disabled by default. Exploitation can lead to credential theft, file manipulation, and data exfiltration, especially risky given developers' elevated system privil...
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Acronis Adds Patch Management to Backup Software
Acronis True Image 2026 integrates backup, security, and patch management into a single application, featuring automated Windows patching and AI-driven threat detection for enhanced cyber protection. The platform offers advanced cybersecurity features like anti-ransomware capabilities and protect...
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