Anthropic Rolls Out Sonnet 5 — Near-Opus Performance for a Lot Less Money
Anthropic just dropped Sonnet 5, and it’s surprisingly good. The company says it’s the most agentic Sonnet model yet —…
Security
Cybersecurity, vulnerabilities, threats, and defense
Adobe Patches Seven Maximum-Severity Flaws in ColdFusion and Campaign Classic
Adobe shipped emergency patches Tuesday for seven critical vulnerabilities in ColdFusion and Campaign Classic — all rated maximum severity. Every…
Amazon Fined $2.25 Million for Withholding Evidence From Fraud Victims
The FTC hit Amazon with a $2.25 million civil penalty. The charge? Amazon blocked identity theft victims from getting records…
Webinar: Why Traditional Email Security Is Not Cutting It Anymore
Old-school email defenses are struggling. Phishing attacks don’t rely on malicious attachments or sketchy domains anymore. Attackers impersonate trusted colleagues,…
DHS Confirms Hackers Breached HSIN Intelligence-Sharing Platform
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a cyberattack that hit the Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) — a platform…
Microsoft Fixed the Windows Emoji GIFs by Switching Providers
Windows 11 users lost GIF search in the Emoji Panel on June 30. Google’s Tenor retired its API, and the…
Over 900 Oracle E-Business Instances Exposed — and Attacks Are Happening Now
If you’re running Oracle E-Business Suite, pay attention. Shadowserver tracks around 950 Oracle EBS instances exposed online. And attackers are…
Hackers Fired 81 Million Login Attempts at Microsoft 365 — Some Worked
Think your MFA is enough? Think again. Huntress spotted a password-spraying campaign targeting Microsoft 365 that generated over 81 million…
How Criminal IP Turns OpenCTI Indicators Into Actual Intelligence
Threat indicators are cheap. Context is what costs. Criminal IP’s integration with OpenCTI aims to bridge that gap. Instead of…
AI Video Surveillance Just Crossed a Line — Here’s What Changed
AI isn’t just making surveillance cameras better. It’s changing what surveillance even means. The Financial Times ran a piece on…