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AuthenticID and Authvia Join Forces to Provide Secure, Frictionless Digital Payments
- AuthenticID and Authvia have partnered to secure digital payments, offering a frictionless experience for businesses and consumers.
- AuthenticID's identity verification platform will be integrated into Authvia's Text-to-Pay and Conversational Commerce solution.
- The partnership aims to prevent identity theft and provide a safe and seamless payment experience.
- The combined platform ensures compliance, stops unauthorized transactions, and reduces fraud risk in financial services.
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Apple fixes dangerous zero-day used in attacks against iPhones and iPads
- Apple has released a new patch for iOS and iPadOS addressing a vulnerability abused in “extremely sophisticated” attacks.
- The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2025-24201, and can be used to break out of the Web Content sandbox through custom-built web content.
- The bug was fixed with improved checks, thus preventing unauthorized actions.
- This is the third zero-day vulnerability Apple fixed this year.
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Aptori Now on Google Cloud Marketplace for AI-Powered Security and Automated Risk Remediation
- Aptori, a leader in AI-driven application security, has launched its AI-driven AppSec Platform on Google Cloud Marketplace.
- Aptori's AI solution utilizes semantic reasoning to analyze application code in real time, offering vulnerability detection, risk prioritization, and automated remediation.
- The AI Security Engineer functions alongside developers and security teams to identify weaknesses, assess risk, and implement fixes in real time.
- Aptori's AI-Driven AppSec Platform provides automated vulnerability detection, risk remediation, and ensures continuous compliance with security standards.
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TechCrunch
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Pentera nabs $60M at a $1B+ valuation to build simulated network attacks to train security teams
- Pentera, a startup that builds tooling for cybersecurity, has raised $60 million in funding.
- The funding values the company at over $1 billion and will be used for M&A and product development.
- Pentera's product is an automated security validation system that launches simulated network attacks to test software and human response.
- The company has experienced significant growth, with 200% increase in customers and 300% growth in ARR in the last four years.
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Sysdig report finds cloud security advancing with faster threat detection
- Cloud security is evolving rapidly with faster threat detection, according to a report by Sysdig Inc.
- Cloud attacks are now being detected, investigated, and mitigated within 10 minutes, with advanced tools allowing threat identification in as little as five seconds.
- Machine identities are a growing concern, being 7.5 times riskier than human accounts and significantly increasing the attack surface for cybercriminals.
- Open-source security adoption is on the rise, with tools like Falco surpassing 140 million downloads.
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CVE-2025-24201 Exploitation: Apple Fixes the WebKit Zero-Day Vulnerability Used in Sophisticated Attacks
- A zero-day vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-24201, has been discovered in the WebKit browser engine used by Apple's Safari and other apps.
- This vulnerability allows attackers to escape the Web Content sandbox using specially crafted web content.
- Apple has released emergency security updates to fix the CVE-2025-24201 vulnerability on affected devices.
- Users are advised to install the latest security updates to mitigate the risks of potential exploitation.
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AI is Already Enhancing the Value of Security Validation
- The evolving perception of an 'AI attack' varies depending on concerns of organizations, with some focusing on enhancing attack capabilities and others on internal users exposing additional risks.
- Organizations face the challenge of protecting their AI systems and defending against attackers using AI-based tools by strengthening security fundamentals through testing and validation practices.
- Protection of AI solutions starts with securing the underlying IT infrastructure to prevent exploitation, as attackers use AI to enhance existing tactics rather than develop new ones.
- Addressing AI security issues does not necessarily require new AI-specific security solutions, but emphasizes reinforcing existing solutions and focusing on current threats.
- Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) practices are increasingly adopted to ensure protection by identifying and addressing potential exposures attackers could exploit.
- Real-time visibility and validation help organizations prioritize security gaps effectively and respond to tens of thousands of security alerts to stay ahead of attackers using AI tools.
- Without validation, AI systems are vulnerable to exploitation, making it crucial for organizations to combine exposure management and security validation to fortify their security fundamentals.
- By prioritizing the testing and protection of AI systems, organizations can deter attackers looking for easy targets and reduce the risk of breaches in their systems.
- The article discusses the importance of focusing on security fundamentals, continuous testing, and validation practices to address AI security challenges effectively.
- Ultimately, staying vigilant and proactive in testing and validation can help organizations enhance security and resist against attackers leveraging AI tools for malicious intents.
- AI is transforming security validation practices, prompting organizations to prioritize securing their AI systems and underlying infrastructure against evolving threats in the cybersecurity landscape.
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Dynasty Warriors: Origins' Weapon Reforging Is Kind Of A Scam
- Dynasty Warriors: Origins introduces weapon reforging as a way to enhance weapons by merging two copies of the same weapon for increased strength.
- While reforging can lead to powerful +99 weapons with high attack stats, it may not be necessary to overcome challenges.
- Players can obtain Grade 7 weapons with high attack stats and rare passive skills through merging, enhancing damage output significantly.
- Despite Grade 7 weapons being powerful, Grade 8 Luan weapons are easier to obtain and offer comparable power without the need for reforging.
- Luan weapons, while unique and non-upgradable, provide a more accessible power boost early in the postgame stage.
- A fully upgraded Grade 7 weapon requires extensive grinding, while Luan weapons can be acquired through completing postgame challenges.
- Players pursuing the Deadly Perfection achievement can easily achieve it by fully upgrading a Grade 6 weapon instead of aiming for a Grade 7 weapon.
- While Grade 7 weapons offer unmatched power potential, opting for Luan weapons can provide a practical and efficient alternative.
- Ultimately, the choice between Grade 7 weapons and Luan weapons depends on player preference for power, effort, and completion goals.
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From Startup Roots to Cyber Innovation: A Trailblazing Entrepreneur’s Story
- Nick Raziborsky, CTO and co-founder of Sonoma Security, is leading the industry with sophisticated IAM solutions to combat modern cyber threats.
- He emphasizes the need for cybersecurity to function as adaptive immune systems that evolve and anticipate novel attacks.
- Recent industry data shows that cyber breaches are costing an average of $4.35 million per incident, making innovative solutions crucial.
- Raziborsky's entrepreneurial journey began with early success in developing the widely recognized cybersecurity tool Lilith.
- His commitment to transparency and technical ingenuity has earned him high rankings among global developers.
- Raziborsky's ventures have demonstrated a repeatable approach in identifying market gaps and deploying technical solutions.
- Co-founding Sonoma Security, he focuses on revolutionizing IAM through AI, cutting deployment times and enhancing cybersecurity posture.
- The company has secured significant VC funding and Raziborsky's role as CTO combines technical expertise with strategic vision.
- His influence extends beyond technical breakthroughs, with engagements like Forbes Tech Council and hackathon judging.
- Raziborsky's vision for the future of IAM represents a fundamental shift toward intelligent, adaptive security frameworks.
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Tech Radar
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France rejects controversial encryption backdoor provision
- France's MPs rejected a provision to create a backdoor for law enforcement, preserving digital privacy and security.
- The provision would have compelled encrypted messaging apps to decrypt user data upon request.
- This decision marked a victory for tech industry advocates and privacy proponents.
- However, the fight for privacy must continue against encryption-breaking attempts by politicians.
- Creating encryption backdoors poses risks, allowing exploitation by cybercriminals.
- End-to-end encryption safeguards data privacy by preventing unauthorized access.
- France had previously rejected a similar encryption backdoor proposal in 2016.
- The National Assembly heeded industry concerns and removed the backdoor provision from the bill.
- Despite the removal, France's Interior Minister supports the encryption backdoor to combat organized crime.
- France's stance on encryption mirrors global trends, with other countries also considering similar measures.
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Every Truth (And Lie) Told in Netflix's 'Zero Day,' Ranked
- Netflix's 'Zero Day' depicts a cyberattack on the U.S., starring Robert De Niro as a former President investigating the incident.
- Malware Research Engineer analyzes the cybersecurity accuracy of 'Zero Day' on Netflix.
- Realistic threats depicted include cyber attacks on critical infrastructure, weaponized malware like Stuxnet, and supply chain attacks such as NotPetya.
- Inaccuracies include instant system collapse, unrealistic total control by hackers with keystrokes, and an unstoppable supervirus.
- Expert insights point out the current impracticality of certain cyberattack scenarios portrayed in 'Zero Day.'
- While the show exaggerates elements, advancements in AI-driven attacks could make fictional threats like those in 'Zero Day' a reality.
- AI-driven malware like that using the OpenAI API for phishing campaigns indicates the potential convergence of fiction and reality in cyber warfare.
- The series serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the vulnerabilities of digital infrastructure and the evolving nature of cyber threats.
- Both professionals and individuals must stay informed and vigilant in the face of real-world threats influenced by fictional and actual cyber incidents.
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Stay Safe While Traveling Abroad: A Realistic Take
- Thorough research and planning, knowing local customs and laws are essential before traveling abroad.
- Have embassy contacts, copies of passport, and backup plans in emergencies.
- Protect valuables with secure locks, anti-theft devices, and RFID-blocking items.
- Consider setting up security measures, like discreet cameras, at rental properties.
- Stay cautious of cybersecurity threats, including potential malicious actors and cyber hygiene.
- Use VPNs, mobile hotspots, and device ID spoofing for added security while traveling.
- Be mindful of oversharing on social media and manage online presence to reduce risks.
- Keep devices updated with security patches, avoid public Wi-Fi, and back up data.
- Opt for privacy-first services and encrypt sensitive information on devices.
- Enjoy secure travel experiences by following safety guidelines and using common sense.
- Hackglobe offers a 20% pre-launch deal on a mobile app for personalized travel adventures.
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The Fintech Times
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Intergiro Bolsters Embedded Finance Defences With SEON Partnership
- Swedish embedded finance provider Intergiro has announced a partnership with SEON to improve security in its embedded finance ecosystem and combat cyber threats.
- Intergiro is integrating SEON's anti-fraud and anti-money laundering technologies, providing heightened security and smoother transactions for businesses and consumers.
- SEON will proactively detect deepfake KYC attempts, synthetic identities, and mass-registration fraud, enhancing payment security and protecting against suspicious transactions.
- Intergiro's CEO, Nick Root, aims to minimize risk by enhancing technology through AI, automation, and real-time monitoring, ensuring a secure ecosystem.
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New Brivo Security Suite streamlines enterprise security and compliance management
- Brivo Inc. has launched Brivo Security Suite, a unified platform that integrates access control, video intelligence, visitor management, and intrusion detection into one system.
- The suite helps streamline risk management through a single user interface and consolidated incident management while providing a common identity backbone for all connected applications.
- It addresses the challenge of meeting compliance requirements by offering pre-built integrations to various software stacks and ensuring scalability to thousands of enterprise facilities.
- Brivo Security Suite also strengthens compliance and cybersecurity through certifications and advanced data analysis capabilities.
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TechCrunch
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North Korean government hackers snuck spyware on Android app store
- A group of hackers with links to the North Korean regime uploaded Android spyware onto the Google Play app store.
- The spyware app, known as KoSpy, was able to trick some people into downloading it.
- The spyware collected a range of sensitive information, including SMS text messages, call logs, location data, and user-entered keystrokes.
- The spyware campaign was likely targeting specific individuals, and the apps have been removed from Google Play.
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