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The OpenClaw incident proves "Shadow Agents" are already running on enterprise networks, installed by high-performing employees to automate grunt work. This post analyzes why traditional security stacks fail to detect these autonomous tools
Google Cloud Security released an updated Threat Horizons report containing information about the top security risks. Here are our notes from the report.
Location-sharing services, like much of the modern internet, are powered by APIs. Because these APIs handle personally identifiable information such as addresses, phone numbers and more, breaches in these apps can lead to serious safety issues for users everywhere.
With new API threats popping up every day, no one is safe from vulnerability. This is especially dangerous when it comes to large, widely used servers such as Apache HugeGraph.
Some companies position privacy as a key value proposition of their products and services. But that may not always be as true as advertised.
A researcher at EvaSec recently discovered a vulnerability in the CocoaPods ecosystem that could potentially affect an undetermined (but huge) number of web users.
What happens when the system designed to authenticate you to your online accounts is vulnerable itself? Threat actors recently verified phone numbers for millions of Authy users via an unsecured API endpoint.
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