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What Is the Dangerous Message Setting on Your Phone?
January 14, 2026
What Is the Dangerous Message Setting on Your Phone?

Tucked away within your smartphone’s settings is a feature most people have never heard of, yet national cybersecurity agencies are now issuing urgent warnings about its potential to create a backdoor for hackers. This seemingly innocuous setting, a relic of

NIST Seeks Public Help to Avert AI Security Risks
January 14, 2026
NIST Seeks Public Help to Avert AI Security Risks

As artificial intelligence agents quietly integrate into the operational backbones of corporations and critical infrastructure, a pressing and complex question has emerged that demands an immediate answer from the global technology community. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST),

How Will AI Redefine Cybersecurity in 2026?
January 14, 2026
How Will AI Redefine Cybersecurity in 2026?

The very fabric of digital security is being rewoven by an artificial intelligence that acts as both the primary weapon of cyber attackers and the most sophisticated shield for defenders, creating an unprecedented and complex risk environment for organizations globally.

ServiceNow Patches Critical AI Impersonation Flaw
January 14, 2026
ServiceNow Patches Critical AI Impersonation Flaw

A single email address became the only key an attacker needed to unlock an entire enterprise’s AI infrastructure, bypassing every modern security defense in a newly discovered ServiceNow vulnerability that has now been patched. This high-severity flaw exposed the fragile

CISA Warns of Gogs Flaw Under Active Attack
January 14, 2026
CISA Warns of Gogs Flaw Under Active Attack

Introduction The convenience of self-hosted development tools has been sharply undercut by a critical vulnerability that turns a trusted Git service into a potential gateway for system compromise. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a direct

Trend Analysis: Evasive Malware Techniques
January 14, 2026
Trend Analysis: Evasive Malware Techniques

The most dangerous threats in cyberspace are no longer the ones that announce their presence with a bang, but those that whisper their commands using the trusted tools already inside a network’s walls. This shift marks a critical turning point

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What Is the Dangerous Message Setting on Your Phone?
January 14, 2026
What Is the Dangerous Message Setting on Your Phone?

Tucked away within your smartphone’s settings is a feature most people have never heard of, yet national cybersecurity agencies are now issuing urgent warnings about its potential to create a backdoor for hackers. This seemingly innocuous setting, a relic of

NIST Seeks Public Help to Avert AI Security Risks
January 14, 2026
NIST Seeks Public Help to Avert AI Security Risks

As artificial intelligence agents quietly integrate into the operational backbones of corporations and critical infrastructure, a pressing and complex question has emerged that demands an immediate answer from the global technology community. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST),

How Will AI Redefine Cybersecurity in 2026?
January 14, 2026
How Will AI Redefine Cybersecurity in 2026?

The very fabric of digital security is being rewoven by an artificial intelligence that acts as both the primary weapon of cyber attackers and the most sophisticated shield for defenders, creating an unprecedented and complex risk environment for organizations globally.

ServiceNow Patches Critical AI Impersonation Flaw
January 14, 2026
ServiceNow Patches Critical AI Impersonation Flaw

A single email address became the only key an attacker needed to unlock an entire enterprise’s AI infrastructure, bypassing every modern security defense in a newly discovered ServiceNow vulnerability that has now been patched. This high-severity flaw exposed the fragile

CISA Warns of Gogs Flaw Under Active Attack
January 14, 2026
CISA Warns of Gogs Flaw Under Active Attack

Introduction The convenience of self-hosted development tools has been sharply undercut by a critical vulnerability that turns a trusted Git service into a potential gateway for system compromise. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a direct

Trend Analysis: Evasive Malware Techniques
January 14, 2026
Trend Analysis: Evasive Malware Techniques

The most dangerous threats in cyberspace are no longer the ones that announce their presence with a bang, but those that whisper their commands using the trusted tools already inside a network’s walls. This shift marks a critical turning point

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