Tina Peters Hire
Shasta County plans to hire Tina Peters, a convicted felon and election denialist, as an assistant registrar, sparking concerns over election integrity and potential breaches of election systems.
Attackers exploit identity verification processes, particularly during onboarding and account recovery, to gain unauthorized access to corporate systems.
Shasta County plans to hire Tina Peters, a convicted felon and election denialist, as an assistant registrar, sparking concerns over election integrity and potential breaches of election systems.
Researchers at Adversa AI discovered a new attack technique called Cryptographic Context Injection, which bypasses AI safety guardrails in Grok and Gemini.
Over 9,300 leaked Amazon Web Services keys remain active, with 817 linked to companies, giving full control over corporate accounts and potentially allowing data exfiltration and server takeover.
A new malware family called SynkLoader is being distributed via Microsoft Teams phishing campaigns, stealing credentials with a fake lock screen. Expel's analysis reveals the malware's unusual combination of programming languages and its ability to bypass security measures.
AI-powered phishing attacks can bypass traditional email filters, with a 54% click-through rate, and MSPs must adapt their defenses to detect and respond to these evolving threats.
CISA warns of actively exploited Ray vulnerability, and GitHub denies AI caused bug, while T-Mobile stops hackers by cutting router cable.
Lawmakers seek review of federal government's hacking of Americans, including use of spyware, and safeguards against abuse.
US agencies warn of active threats from AI-fueled attacks on critical infrastructure, including water and energy facilities, by targeting Siemens S7 Series PLCs.
A new report calls for the federal government to declare key AI models and companies as critical infrastructure, citing growing importance to US economic and national security.