A new startup called Amutable, founded by experts from the Kubernetes and container ecosystem, is plotting a major overhaul of Linux security. They argue current approaches are reactive and brittle. The real challenge might be convincing the community itself.
Fraud isn’t a one-time problem to solve, but a system to constantly observe. According to Visa’s John Munn, the old playbook of broad shutdowns creates more customer friction than it stops crime. The new approach uses deep learning to spot subtle behavioral shifts, aiming to approve more legitimate
The EU’s climate chief, Wopke Hoekstra, says recent overtures to China by the UK and Canada are a strategic error. He warns of the dangers of Chinese technology, including potential “kill switches” in the EU’s energy grid.
CISA is urging critical infrastructure operators and governments to take insider threats more seriously. Their new framework treats it as a core capability, not an optional program.
Sponsored search results for “mac cleaner” are leading to fake Apple support pages. These pages instruct users to run dangerous Terminal commands that secretly install malware with full permissions.
TD Cowen analyst Shaul Eyal sees Palo Alto Networks positioning itself as a leader in the post-quantum security shift. The company is urging the industry to prepare now for the future threat quantum computers pose to encryption.
New data shows vulnerability exploits are the leading cause of security breaches, outpacing even phishing. The speed of attacks is the real shocker, with exploits appearing within hours of a flaw being disclosed.
A UK Court of Appeal has overturned a previous ruling, deciding that virtual currency in games like RuneScape can be legally defined as “intangible property” and stolen. The case centered on a former Jagex developer accused of taking £543,123 worth of gold. This sets a major precedent for the legal
The European Commission has launched a formal probe into X, focusing on systemic risks from its Grok AI chatbot. This follows public outcry over the service generating sexualized deepfake images. The investigation could result in fines of up to 6% of X’s global revenue.
The notorious Russian APT group Sandworm targeted Poland’s power grid in a coordinated cyber-attack on December 29 and 30, 2025. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated the country’s defenses held, preventing any successful disruption to critical infrastructure.
