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The attack surface that matters to sophisticated threat actors is not the one that is hardest to breach technically. It is the one that is most trusted by the people who use it. Microsoft Teams occupies exactly that position for the organizations that rely on it as their primary collaboration platform: it is familiar, it […]

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The finance sector’s relationship with artificial intelligence has moved past the point where adoption itself is the story. Investment is widespread, leadership buy-in is nearly universal, and the integration work is actively underway across the majority of organizations. The more important question now is whether that investment is producing the financial value it is supposed […]

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The question of where an organization’s cyber resilience strategy is most vulnerable rarely points toward infrastructure or software when examined honestly. Outdated systems and unpatched vulnerabilities are real risks, but they are also visible ones that security teams are trained to identify and address. The more persistent vulnerability is the human layer: the employees who […]

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Security researchers at Varonis have documented an attack technique called Reprompt that allows attackers to extract sensitive information from Microsoft Copilot through a single user click, without requiring phishing emails, fake login pages, or malicious downloads that security awareness training teaches employees to avoid. The technique exploits a class of vulnerability called prompt injection, in […]

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Palo Alto Networks has disclosed and patched a denial-of-service vulnerability in PAN-OS affecting the GlobalProtect remote access VPN system. The flaw allows an unauthenticated attacker to send malformed requests to the GlobalProtect Portal or Gateway that trigger a firewall crash, forcing the affected device into maintenance mode and cutting off VPN access until the system […]

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Google is ending nearly two decades of quarterly Android Open Source Project releases, moving to a twice-yearly schedule with a major source code drop in Q2 and a smaller one in Q4. Android itself is not slowing down. The operating system will continue receiving four version updates per year, including quarterly platform releases. What is […]

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