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Chinese AI company Qihoo 360 announced it had developed an engine that can compete with Anthropic’s Mythos artificial intelligence model. Mythos, which was introduced in early 2026, was transformative in finding cybersecurity vulnerabilities, develop

According to the DBIR 2026 report 31% of breaches exploited technical vulnerabilities. I expect this number to continuing rising as the next generation of AI models, like Anthropic’s Mythos, become available to hackers. Technical exploitation simply

In the realm of cybersecurity, human error accounts for 75% of breaches, yet it’s not just about “stupid humans.” Recent insights reveal that 10% of users contribute to 73% of risk, while over 60% foster vigilance. With the right empowerment, visibil

Airportr is a service that allows passengers to have their luggage picked up, checked, and delivered to their destinations. As you might expect, it’s used by wealthy or important people. So if the company’s website is insecure, you’d be able to spy o

Recently, we were pentesting a Data mining and Analytics company. The amount of data that they talked about is phenomenal and they are planning to move to Big Data. They invited me to write a blog on state of the art, Big Data security concerns and c

Intro

On 11th of May, a security headline broke out in the news, it was about an attack on USIS (U.S. Investigations Services) conducted potentially by Chinese state-sponsored hackers via a vulnerability in SAP Software. Hackers broke into third-party

We continue our series of posts giving a review of one of the most frequent vulnerability which affects a lot of SAP modules: cross-site scripting, or XSS. Today's post describes how to protect SAP NetWeaver ABAP from XSS.

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Overview

With the increasing need of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) IoT security, comes the part of vulnerability management in these networks. Unlike the IP  security, BLE security framework is not yet mature. The newer version of BLE have enhanced the s

There has been much discussion of "software liability," and whether new laws are needed to encourage or require safer software. My presentation will discuss how -- regardless of whether new laws are passed -- a tidal wave of litigation over defective

Background:
It has been suggested that any new development will include less than 1% original code. If this isn’t presently true, it will likely be as time progresses.

With any security program, the goal is to identify the vulnerabilities, the relate