OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT Lockdown Mode and new Elevated Risk labels, aiming to curb prompt injection attacks and strengthen AI security across connected workflows.
One in four Americans has encountered a fake profile or AI bot on dating apps. Romance scams are no longer rare… they are routine.
Google is warning that quantum computing could crack today’s encryption, and attackers may already be planning for that future.
Security leaders say AI driven threats, talent shortages, and legacy systems are making breaches routine across enterprise environments.
Bigmac sounds tasty but it is a terrible password. McDonald’s is using leaked password data to remind people why predictable logins are still a massive security risk online.
Quantum computers are not ready yet, but attackers are already planning for them. Surfshark’s new post-quantum VPN protection arrives as research shows most popular apps are still relying on encryption that will not survive the next era of computing.
Hiring Nancy Wang as CTO is less about swapping executives and more about redefining what the position means. With autonomous AI systems now calling APIs and managing secrets, 1Password is reshaping its leadership role to confront the new identity challenges that come with nonhuman access.
The real danger of AI is not what it does, but what happens when Americans forget how to function without it.
CrowdStrike is extending its Falcon platform to secure AI prompts and agent interactions as enterprises face a new AI driven attack surface.
OpenAI’s late-night Mixpanel breach disclosure raises questions about third-party security and whether developers can still trust the platform’s vendor ecosystem.
Surfshark is adding Multi IP and an upgraded rotating IP for macOS users, giving privacy minded individuals more control over how their traffic appears online.
Logitech confirms a cybersecurity incident tied to a zero-day vulnerability and says some internal data was copied but its products remain untouched.