Salesforce is tackling “jagged intelligence” with its new eVerse simulation platform. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s GPT-5.1 brings faster responses and personality presets. And in Washington, key cyber laws are closer to reinstatement.
NetApp has filed a federal lawsuit against its former CTO, alleging he stole trade secrets and poached employees to build a competing cloud platform. The executive allegedly incorporated Red Stapler just days after leaving NetApp, then sold it to rival VAST Data ten weeks later. A judge has granted
Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform has defended against its largest-ever DDoS attack, reaching 15.72 terabits per second. The assault originated from the Aisuru IoT botnet and targeted a single endpoint in Australia using over 500,000 compromised IP addresses. Azure’s automated protection systems succ
The first documented large-scale AI-powered cyber espionage operation shows how agentic AI can orchestrate complex workflows. While controversial, the attack provides a blueprint for enterprise AI adoption that CFOs should study carefully.
The Department of Justice is examining companies linked to executive Bankim Brahmbhatt that allegedly used fabricated documents to secure massive loans from HPS Investment Partners. The case highlights growing scrutiny of private credit markets where due diligence failures can lead to spectacular co
Claude AI analyzed Anthropic’s own cybersecurity report and found zero evidence supporting claims of Chinese state-sponsored attacks. The incident reveals growing skepticism about geopolitical attributions in tech security reporting.
Fortinet has finally acknowledged a critical vulnerability in its FortiWeb web application firewall that attackers have been exploiting since early October. The bug allows complete device takeover and affects at least 80,000 internet-connected devices. Security researchers warn unpatched systems are
The Louvre museum’s outdated Windows systems created security vulnerabilities during a recent burglary. Meanwhile, SAP is completely changing how IT professionals earn certifications, and courts are redefining what counts as harm in data breach cases.
Microsoft has confirmed attackers are already exploiting a Windows Kernel zero-day vulnerability that allows privilege escalation. The November Patch Tuesday update addresses 63 vulnerabilities, with several requiring immediate attention from security teams.
Google is suing dozens of individuals behind the Lighthouse phishing-as-a-service operation. The scam has targeted over a million people with fake package delivery texts. This legal action represents a significant escalation in the fight against smishing campaigns.
