ZoneAlarm Mobile Security adds customizable content filtering for mobile protection
Check Point's ZoneAlarm Mobile Security product has been updated with customizable content filtering alongside its existing phishing, malicious website, and unsafe network pro
Backdoored AI code completions need forensic analysis as poisoned training data becomes a supply-chain risk
A Help Net Security piece describes a forensic tool designed to trace backdoored code completions generated by AI assistants. The concern is that code used to train large models ma
Alert overload is slowing SOCs, pushing defenders toward outcome-based operations
A Rapid7 executive argues that adding more alerts to a security operations center can actually slow response instead of improving it. The core problem is that attackers increasingl
Microsoft releases Dusseldorf, an open-source out-of-band security testing platform
Microsoft has introduced Dusseldorf, an open-source platform for out-of-band application security testing. The tool captures inbound network traffic across multiple protocols and s
TP-Link Kasa camera flaws expose admin credentials and device location on local networks
Researchers identified flaws in the TP-Link Kasa EC70 and EC71 camera models that let an attacker already on the same local network steal administrator credentials and infer the ca
SharkNinja cloud flaw could let attackers remotely control millions of Shark robot vacuums
A security researcher found a critical flaw in SharkNinja's cloud-connected robot vacuum ecosystem that could allow remote code execution on affected devices. The issue affect
The market for AI security products is exploding, but buyers still struggle to separate control from marketing
A large number of articles are vendor launches or product showcases around AI security, agent governance, runtime controls, and automated pentesting. The common pitch is that secur
RoguePlanet, GigaWiper, and other destructive Windows malware show the continued rise of high-impact endpoint abuse
The feed includes several destructive or quasi-destructive Windows malware stories, from backdoors that bundle wipers and ransomware capabilities to driver-based defenses blinding
Government, telecom, and public-sector breaches show persistent exposure of large identity datasets
The feed includes a series of large breaches affecting telecoms, insurers, government agencies, and public services, with millions of records exposed in some cases. These incidents
Swiss and European regulators are pushing hard on AI governance, privacy, and accountability
A separate cluster in the feed focuses on AI governance, privacy, and compliance frameworks such as the EU AI Act, GDPR, and related national guidance. The practical story is that