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OpenAI Slows Down New Astra Model Development to Measure Cybersecurity Capabilities

OpenAI Slows Down New Astra Model Development to Measure Cybersecurity Capabilities

Cyber Security

OpenAI has announced that it is deliberately slowing the development of Astra, its upcoming frontier AI model, after internal evaluations revealed advancements in agentic coding and cybersecurity that could push the system into “Critical” risk territory. The company...
Multiple Flaws in Enterprise Java Platforms Allow Attackers to Execute Remote Code

Multiple Flaws in Enterprise Java Platforms Allow Attackers to Execute Remote Code

Cyber Security

Enterprise Java platforms remain attractive targets because middleware often exposes paths developers assumed were internal. New research presented for Black Hat 2026 describes 12 flaws across products, including a sandbox escape and four pre-authentication issues....
Cisco Patches Multiple Critical Cisco IOS XE Software Vulnerabilities

Cisco Patches Multiple Critical Cisco IOS XE Software Vulnerabilities

Cyber Security

Cisco has released a critical security hardening update for Cisco IOS XE Software, fixing several serious vulnerabilities that could expose enterprise network devices to remote attacks. The advisory covers vulnerabilities identified during Cisco’s internal security...
Microsoft Defender Stops QNET Ransomware Attack in 128 Seconds With Automatic Device Isolation

Microsoft Defender Stops QNET Ransomware Attack in 128 Seconds With Automatic Device Isolation

Cyber Security

Ransomware can turn one careless click into a business-wide emergency. An incident at QNET shows how quickly that risk can grow when attackers use trusted Windows tools to launch a second stage of an intrusion. The attack began after a user opened a malicious file,...
North Korean Hackers Are Hiding Malware Servers Inside Empty Crypto Transfers

North Korean Hackers Are Hiding Malware Servers Inside Empty Crypto Transfers

Cyber Security

North Korean-linked attackers are using a new way to hide the servers that control malware. The method places a command server address inside an empty Ethereum transaction, making the activity look like a normal crypto transfer rather than a malware signal. The...
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