

Quantum Computing
AI
Human Security Gap
Security leaders across European companies are increasingly facing AI-powered attacks that target employees rather than technical systems.
Transparency Under Scrutiny
A security researcher discovered code inside Anthropic’s AI coding assistant Claude Code that secretly collected information about users’ time zones and proxy usage.
Misaligned AI Incentives
A new study has found that GitHub Copilot can generate previously blocked malicious content when dangerous requests are broken down into seemingly legitimate software development tasks.
Links to Known Threat Actors
Microsoft has issued a warning about GigaWiper, a Windows backdoor that combines advanced espionage capabilities with destructive data wiping while disguising its activity as a ransomware attack.
Customer Data Exposed
A security incident involving an external IT service provider has resulted in the exposure of customer data belonging to users of Lidl’s online store.
Ambiguity Comes at a Cost
Vibe coding promised to democratize software development. That may hold true for rapid prototypes, but not for the Java systems that keep banks, hospitals, and government agencies running. IT leaders must protect the foundation of their enterprise infrastructure.
The Hidden Security Gap
Many cyber incidents do not happen because organizations lack the right security solutions. They happen because existing defenses are only partially implemented. Companies that overlook deployment gaps often create a false sense of protection.
System Recovery Without USB Media
Microsoft has begun testing Cloud Rebuild, a new recovery feature that allows Windows 11 to be reinstalled directly over the network, even if the operating system can no longer boot.
Inside AI Reasoning
Researchers at Anthropic have identified an internal activation space in Claude known as J-Space. The digital workspace appears to mirror key cognitive properties of the human brain.