Topic: corporate security
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Who Bears the Cost of Gating Advanced AI Models?
Jaya Baloo examines the debate over limiting access to advanced AI with cybersecurity capabilities, starting with the rationale that gating mechanisms prevent malicious exploitation by bad actors. She argues that gating backfires by hindering security teams who need unfettered AI access to simula...
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Fired Twin Brothers Wipe 96 Government Databases in Minutes
Employers often terminate digital access before notifying employees of their firing, as active credentials from disgruntled former employees pose a major security threat. The Akhter twin brothers are accused of deleting 96 government databases within minutes of being fired, after previously plead...
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Starbucks Employee Data Breach Impacts Hundreds
A security breach at Starbucks compromised the personal data of several hundred employees by targeting the internal **Starbucks Partner Central** platform, which manages work schedules and payroll. The exposed data likely includes sensitive information like names and Social Security numbers, prom...
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Gootloader Malware Returns With New Evasion Tactics
The Gootloader malware has returned with enhanced SEO poisoning tactics, using fake legal document websites to trick users into downloading malicious .js files that deploy additional malware like Cobalt Strike and backdoors. New evasion techniques include a custom web font that disguises filename...
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Ivanti warns of critical code execution flaw in Endpoint Manager
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-10573) in Ivanti's Endpoint Manager allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code by tricking an administrator into viewing a compromised dashboard. Ivanti has released a patch, but the risk is heightened as hundreds of EPM instances are exposed onl...
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