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Apple is adding new controls around macOS Full Disk Access because AI agents make that permission far riskier. Here is what the setting really does and how to audit your office laptops.
Security researchers found around 16,000 Supabase-hosted databases leaking personal data to the open web. Here is how to check whether your own app is one of them.
Microsoft disrupted EvilTokens, a subscription phishing service that used a chatbot to read stolen inboxes and pick payment targets. Here is how it got past MFA and what to change this month.
A hacker crew poisoned hundreds of open-source packages and breached over a thousand companies before arrests. Here is how that reaches your website, and what to ask your developer.
A three-person team chained a forum image bug and an account takeover flaw to reach OpenAI employee accounts, using an off-the-shelf AI model. Here is the basic hygiene every small company should fix.
Fake candidates, fake recruiters and malware hidden in test tasks are turning job interviews into an attack channel. Here is how the scams work and which checks a small company can add this week.
A fake CAPTCHA tells a visitor to paste one line into Windows Run or the Mac terminal. That is the whole attack, and it now spreads malware on hacked sites everywhere. Here is the staff rule that stops it.
Spammers are hiding invisible Unicode characters inside ordinary words to slip past email filters. Here is what ASCII smuggling is, and a short checklist for your team and your accountant.