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The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) flagged a recently patched Ivanti Sentry vulnerability as exploited, but Ivanti says the activity was observed only on honeypots. Tracked as CVE-2026-10520 (CVSS score of 10/10), the security defect is described as an OS command injection issue that could be exploited
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Today’s global economy is deeply dependent on cloud services – the EU estimates that nearly 53% of its businesses use paid cloud services of some kind, with some countries reaching nearly 80%. Almost across the board, this dependency has grown rapidly even within the last few years. Cloud services underpin
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Anthropic has disputed allegations of a prompt-based jailbreak affecting its recently launched Claude Fable 5 AI model, underscoring the robustness of the advanced classifier system and extensive red-teaming efforts that underpinned the model’s deployment. Claude Fable 5 became generally available on Tuesday, when Anthropic introduced it as a powerful
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Goa is strengthening its digital backbone through an upgraded statewide network, AI-led governance initiatives, enhanced cybersecurity measures, and citizen-centric service delivery. In this conversation, Kabir K. Shirgaonkar, Director, DITE&C, Government of Goa, shares how the state is leveraging technology, innovation, and collaboration to build an inclusive digital ecosystem.
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But they didn’t miss the chance to argue over who’s censoring who. Consolidated News Photos/Shutterstock Senators Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) have introduced a bipartisan bill that they said will "hold the government accountable for censorship and violations of the First Amendment." They&
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* AI-generated code is growing faster than security oversight mechanisms * Manual reviews struggle to keep pace with machine-generated software * Security leaders fear insecure coding patterns spreading through development pipelines Artificial intelligence coding assistants have spread across development teams faster than security frameworks can adapt to. New Salt Security research has claimed
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Kevin Carter/Getty Images ByDavid DiMolfetta, Cybersecurity Reporter, Nextgov/FCW June 11, 2026 05:16 PM ET Trump’s plan to nominate Jay Clayton as permanent top spy may ease Democrats’ concerns, but lawmakers remain at odds over whether Bill Pulte will lead the intelligence community during the transition. * Congress
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Oracle warned its corporate customers that there is a critical-rated vulnerability in its PeopleSoft software, which is used by large companies to manage payroll and human resources, a day after a cybercrime group took credit for abusing the flaw as part of a mass-hacking campaign. The company published the security
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AI-supported coding has progressed from experimental to the norm in organizations, yet technical debt, security risks, and costs could be piling up much faster than anyone realizes. This is one of the key takeaways from the Software Improvement Group (SIG) 2026 State of Software report, which analyzed more than 30,
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Dive Brief Finding the time to train employees remains the biggest impediment to programs’ success, according to an ISC2 report. Published June 11, 2026 First published on Dive Brief: * Security leaders are seeing their training budgets increase as their organizations prepare workers for the AI era, the cybersecurity certification firm
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Cybercrime activity is rapidly escalating as attackers continue to explore both established and novel methods to defraud victims of their assets. The "FBI Internet Crime Report 2025" logged more than one million cybercrime complaints for the first time in the agency's history, with reported losses reaching
