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While AI continues to improve the shields we use to protect our devices, it also improves as a weapon for hackers. In a new development this week, researchers discovered malware that was able to use AI to evade detection in some environments while actively stealing data. Similar in nature to a Worm the virus “BusySnake” would burrow in familiar folders and move if it sensed acti...

A phishing campaign targeting organizations across industries is using voice phishing (vishing) calls and fake Microsoft Entra ID login pages to steal Microsoft 365 credentials, according to Okta. Active since April, th...

 https://cybersecuritynews.com/qr-code-attacks/ 

"A small pixelated square. You’ve scanned hundreds of them at coffee shops, parking meters, airport lounges, and restaurant tables. It feels instant. It feels safe. It feels routine. That’s exactly what cyber...

 https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-bioshocking-attack-manipulates-ai-browser-into-data-theft/ 

"A new prompt injection attack dubbed “BioShocking” could trick AI-powered browse...

Tools have no inherent morality, only the morality assigned to them by their user. A hammer can be used to both build a home, and destroy one, all depending on the user. A common trend that we see in Cyber Security is that legitimate software built with the best of intentions can be turned malicious by a bad actor. A common tool that we use here at NSO to create reliable stable ...