Threat actors are exploiting misconfigured web applications used for security training and internal penetration testing, such ...

According to newly recorded data, more than 117 million clicks on phishing links (online scams that impersonate websites, emails, or familiar services to trick users into providing their information) ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to answering questions or generating text—it’s making significant strides in cybersecurity. From orchestrating advanced network intrusions to probing ...

AI agents have crossed a critical threshold in offensive cyber capabilities, successfully identifying and exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in live financial contracts without human intervention. In ...

AI firm Anthropic says its latest tests showed AI agents autonomously hacking top blockchains and draining simulated funds, signaling that automated exploits may now threaten blockchains like Ethereum ...

AI agents are getting good enough at finding attack vectors in smart contracts that they can already be weaponized by bad actors, according to new research published by the Anthropic Fellows program.

Frontier AI agents can now autonomously find and execute complex DeFi exploits. Models uncovered zero-day flaws and generated full attack scripts with minimal cost. Automated AI scanning shrinks ...

Advanced AI models can identify and exploit vulnerabilities in smart contracts automatically. Testing on real exploited contracts showed AI generated about $4.6 million in simulated thefts. AI found ...

Australia’s security authority has warned Cisco users of a particularly sour implant vulnerability. Dubbed BadCandy, the implant affects Cisco IOS XE devices with a basic web shell based on Lua coding ...

Tom Brady's family game plan will have you seeing double. Nearly two years after the former NFL quarterback's beloved dog Lua died, he revealed that his new pup Junie is a clone of his former pet ...

Researchers have uncovered a 13-year-old critical remote-code-execution flaw in Redis that let attackers escape the product’s Lua sandbox and execute native code on the host, creating a straight line ...