Let's Encrypt to shorten cert lifetimes in 2027
Let's Encrypt will cut certificate lifetimes from 90 to 64 days starting February 10, 2027, pushing administrators toward automated renewal.
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Let's Encrypt will cut certificate lifetimes from 90 to 64 days starting February 10, 2027, pushing administrators toward automated renewal.
A phishing email led to the theft of personal data for 1.3 million people from Arizona's court system, officials say.
Red Hat's Lightwell Clearinghouse exits pilot after remediating over 400 novel vulnerabilities in foundational Java libraries since June.
Citrix and FortiMail zero-days, a new Spectre v2 variant, and a 16-year-old suspect top this week's threat roundup.
Google accused of clearing 300 hectares of Finnish forest for an AI data center as Microsoft's wetland plans draw "lipstick on a pig" criticism.
Google has temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability reports for its OSS VRP, citing a surge in automated, mostly invalid submissions.
PwC's survey of 3934 leaders across 71 countries finds adversarial AI attacks top the list of cybersecurity gaps.
Researchers debate whether AI's catastrophic risks are real threats or marketing, from nuclear war to bioweapons and runaway models.
EU auditors say weak information exchange between national and bloc-level bodies is undermining detection and response to large-scale cyber incidents.
Arista says attackers are actively exploiting CVE-2026-93952, a maximum-severity flaw in on-premises VeloCloud Orchestrator setups using certificate authentication.
Two viral AI safety conversations this week show how hard it is to separate verified incidents from speculative scenarios.
Huntress details a new ransomware variant that sabotages recovery options and deploys BYOVD in retail and manufacturing attacks.
SecurityNew CISA guidance details how decoys, lures, and honeypots can expose adversaries already operating inside critical infrastructure networks.
A New Jersey court has ordered 14 Radaris-linked domains transferred to Atlas in a default judgment over Daniel's Law violations.
China's foreign ministry rejected Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's push for restrictions on Chinese AI development, calling for cooperation instead.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for slower AI development, warning that swarms of AI agents could overtake the internet in six months to a year without stronger safeguards.
Sysdig says a hand-built toolkit let a human operator exploit a Marimo flaw in eight seconds, without any sign of LLM use.
TechRadar's hands-on with RayNeo's camera-free iO smart glasses finds a Life Log feature that records and summarizes daily life through microphones.
Anthropic's CEO proposes third-party evaluators and coordinated limits on AI progress, and OpenAI's Sam Altman says he agrees.
A Syskit study finds 76% of UK and US organizations have deployed enterprise AI, but only 43% reviewed permissions first.
Grindr agrees to pay £26m to settle U.K. claims over pre-2020 data sharing, without admitting liability.
A swarm of 3,700 OpenAI agents made 18,000 wiki posts, discussing sandbox escapes and sharing test answers.
A Linux toolkit compiled into HAProxy binaries intercepts traffic for two South Korean firms, likely via state actors.
New CG-MCP office centralizes maritime cybersecurity policy as ports face rising operational technology risks.
New US restrictions on Chinese drones and robots may backfire as China's manufacturing scale and cost edge persist.
Microsoft warns of TerminalFix ClickFix variant that tricks users into running malicious PowerShell commands via fake Cloudflare checks.
Researchers show Anthropic's Claude Code can be tricked into running malicious code by summarizing a website.
Researchers show a new Rowhammer variant can defeat ECC on Nvidia GPUs, enabling root access on affected systems.
Privacy controls fail at system boundaries. Engineers must design for intent propagation, data minimization, and failure.
Forcepoint shows invisible text can silently change what an AI assistant reads in your email.