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Cyberattack Exposes Water Infrastructure Supplier

A debilitating cyberattack targeting a modest supplier of critical equipment for American water utilities resulted in the catastrophic leakage of hundreds of gigabytes of highly sensitive data. Consequently, this alarming breach immediately prompted a...

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Massive DDoS Attack Disrupts Norwegian Digital Services

For the third consecutive day, a massive Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack continues to severely disrupt Norway’s state digital services. The overwhelming overload upon the shared infrastructure directly impacted critical authorization systems, electronic signatures, and...

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AI Fixes Linux 7.3 Kernel Bug

Even a minuscule error can demand dozens of reboots. This happens if the system freezes before reaching the login screen. Linus Torvalds recently resolved a tricky Linux 7.3 kernel bug. Artificial intelligence assisted him...

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The AI Safety Penalty Hinders Cybersecurity

Modern defense systems confront a frustrating paradox. As artificial intelligence models become increasingly powerful, their built-in restrictions severely impede specialists attempting to analyze genuine cyberattacks. David Bianco, a distinguished researcher at Cisco Talos, astutely...