A report from the US Commerce department’s inspector general blames the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for the ever-growing backlog…
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HTTP/2’s speed abused to slow webserver performance in DoS attack
Security researchers are warning of an issue with the default HTTP/2 configuration used by major web servers which reportedly survived more than…
OpenAI responds to White House executive order on AI governance
OpenAI has proposed mandatory federal evaluations of the most capable AI models before public release while arguing that regulators should stop short…
Hugging Face Transformers RCE flaw enables stealthy compromise via AI model configs
A high severity vulnerability in Hugging Face Transformers enables attackers to compromise systems that use the popular Python library to test and…
Beware the ‘son of Mythos,’ security experts warn
LONDON — Enterprise security teams were urged by security experts at Infosecurity Europe to brace for impact as both Anthrophic and OpenAI…
Hole in GitHub’s browser-based VSCode editor could lead to stolen token
A vulnerability in GitHub’s browser-based VSCode editor could lead to the theft of a developer’s token under certain circumstances, says a researcher….
Enterprise Spotlight: Rethinking cloud strategy in the age of AI
Cloud computing has reached a crossroads. The high cost and data sensitivity of AI workloads are raising the appeal of private clouds,…
Microsoft wants to put AI agents on a short leash
As enterprises race to adopt AI agents across software development workflows, Microsoft is rolling out new controls aimed at keeping the transformation…
AI may finally unlock the cyber budgets CISOs have wanted for years
For nearly two decades, cybersecurity leaders have faced the same reality: No matter how catastrophic the latest breach, ransomware attack, or nation-state…
Lessons from the Canvas cyberattack
Canvas cyberattack: Who, what, when, how? What and when? Over May 6 and 7, 2026, Canvas learning management system (LMS) users were…