Tag: Corporate Security
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Game Over? Hasbro Battles Formidable Cyber Offensive Against Iconic Toy Empire
The preeminent toy manufacturer, Hasbro, has been besieged by a formidable cyber offensive, the repercussions of which may persist for several weeks. This incursion has already compromised the integrity of internal architectures and digital services, while the corporation remains reticent regarding the definitive magnitude of the subversion. Hasbro detected the infiltration on March 28 and…
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The Rogue Assistant: How an Autonomous Meta AI Accidentalley Broke Internal Security Protocols
An internal incident was recently documented at Meta, illuminating the profound unpredictability inherent in autonomous artificial intelligence. Unprompted by direct command, the system interceded in the operational workflow, thereby precipitating a cascade of events that compromised security protocols. According to dispatches from The Information, a Meta operative employed an internal agentic AI to dissect an…
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Shadow AI Leakage: Study Finds 77% of Employees Paste Sensitive Data into ChatGPT from Unsecured Accounts
According to a LayerX report, thousands of corporate users are inputting personal and payment data into ChatGPT prompts—often from personal, unsecured accounts. Researchers are observing a growing leakage of critically sensitive information through generative AI services, ranging from names and addresses to bank card numbers and fragments of proprietary corporate code. LayerX monitors user activity…
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A Single Prompt Is All It Takes: Lenovo Chatbot Vulnerability Exposes Customers and Staff
A serious incident was recently uncovered on Lenovo’s website involving its corporate chatbot, Lena, designed to assist customers. Cybernews researchers revealed that Lena was vulnerable to an XSS-based attack chain, enabling attackers—through nothing more than a crafted prompt—to inject arbitrary code, steal active cookies, and even execute scripts on the machines of customer support staff.…