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Škoda Online Shop Data Breach: What Customers Need to Know

Škoda Online Shop Data Breach: What Customers Need to Know

A vulnerability in Škoda’s ecommerce platform has potentially exposed customer data. Learn what this means for you and how to protect your information.

May 13, 2026

Why AI Security Fails at Runtime and What Enterprises Must Do

Why AI Security Fails at Runtime and What Enterprises Must Do

Most enterprises apply traditional security to AI workloads, creating critical runtime vulnerabilities. Discover why this approach fails and how to secure AI effectively.

May 13, 2026

Why AI Agents Are Becoming the New Security Challenge for Enterprises

Why AI Agents Are Becoming the New Security Challenge for Enterprises

AI agents are rapidly multiplying across networks, creating unmanaged endpoints that outpace traditional security controls and require updated strategies to manage risks effectively.

May 13, 2026

How Mac Users Are Targeted by Malware via Fake AI Chat and Google Ads

How Mac Users Are Targeted by Malware via Fake AI Chat and Google Ads

Malware scams on Mac exploit fake AI assistant pages and Google ads. Learn how these attacks work and how to protect your device and data.

May 12, 2026

OpenAI Daybreak: A New Contender in AI-Driven Vulnerability Detection

OpenAI Daybreak: A New Contender in AI-Driven Vulnerability Detection

OpenAI launches Daybreak, a tool designed to rival Anthropic's Mythos by detecting high-severity software vulnerabilities and integrating security early in development.

May 12, 2026

Best Western Data Breach Risks Customer Reservation Information

Best Western Data Breach Risks Customer Reservation Information

Best Western Hotels warns customers that a data breach may have exposed reservation details, heightening the risk of phishing attacks.

May 12, 2026

How AI Is Changing the Game in Discovering and Exploiting Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

How AI Is Changing the Game in Discovering and Exploiting Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

Hackers now harness AI to find and weaponize zero-day exploits faster, raising new security risks and challenges for defense strategies.

May 12, 2026

Instructure CEO Apologizes After Canvas Data Breach, Reveals Ransom Payment to Hackers

Instructure CEO Apologizes After Canvas Data Breach, Reveals Ransom Payment to Hackers

Following a significant Canvas platform hack, Instructure's CEO apologized and disclosed the company paid the attackers to retrieve stolen data, raising security and ethical concerns.

May 12, 2026

Why Evaluating Your Cybersecurity Spending Is Crucial for Real Risk Reduction

Why Evaluating Your Cybersecurity Spending Is Crucial for Real Risk Reduction

Learn why increasing cybersecurity budgets should focus on tangible risk reduction rather than merely accelerating security operations.

May 12, 2026

How Weaponized JPEG Files Are Used to Deploy ScreenConnect Malware

How Weaponized JPEG Files Are Used to Deploy ScreenConnect Malware

Discover how hackers exploit JPEG files to deliver ScreenConnect malware, achieve persistence, and escalate privileges within enterprise environments.

May 12, 2026

What Nvidia GeForce NOW Data Breach Means for Users’ Security

What Nvidia GeForce NOW Data Breach Means for Users’ Security

A recent data breach affected Nvidia GeForce NOW users in one country but did not compromise passwords or most user data. Here’s what gamers should know and how to stay safe.

May 11, 2026

How a Linux Kernel Killswitch Could Enhance Security by Disabling Vulnerable Functions

How a Linux Kernel Killswitch Could Enhance Security by Disabling Vulnerable Functions

Discover how a proposed Linux kernel killswitch aims to halt buggy functions to mitigate security risks, improving system stability and protection from exploits.

May 11, 2026