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Passkeys are strong, but not untouchable
Researchers have uncovered new attack vectors that can undermine passkey authentication, challenging the idea that passwordless automatically means…
When AI agents break IAM then Identity becomes the fault line
AI agents challenge traditional IAM by acting at machine speed and scale, with unpredictable access patterns that human-centric…
Verifiable credentials & decentralized identity reach the “Slope of Enlightenment”
Gartner sees Verifiable Credentials (VCs) and decentralized identity as transformational technologies poised to reshape digital identity across industries.…
Massive MyDr cyberattack exposes medical data of nearly 19 million Poles
Hackers breached the MyDr medical platform, potentially compromising sensitive data belonging to nearly 19 million Polish patients. The…
Open-Source AI tools are strong on security, but Governance remains human
A new study maps 21 open-source AI risk tools against 32 risk categories, including Promptfoo, Garak, PyRIT, NeMo…
Apple vs. UK where encryption showdown enters a new chapter
Apple is challenging the UK government’s renewed demand for access to encrypted iCloud backups of British users through…
Africa’s cyber threat surge: where AI supercharges digital crime
Cybercrime across Africa is evolving into a highly organized, AI-enabled ecosystem, with ransomware, business email compromise (BEC), online…
ENISA’s new CRA Maturity Model is a practical roadmap for SME Cyber Resilience
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has released a practical Cyber Resilience Maturity Assessment Model to help…
Autonomous AI agent breach signals a new era of cyber threats
Hugging Face disclosed a groundbreaking cyberattack in which an autonomous AI agent independently executed the entire intrusion—from initial…
EU Age Verification under scrutiny as transparency questions remain
The European Commission’s DG CONNECT disclosed nine documents in response to an access-to-documents request, but all were already…