This devious VENOM phishing campaign targets business executives by name — so watch what you click on

Researchers found a new phishing kit called VENOM, capable of stealing 2FA codes and access tokens.

Backups won’t save you from this version of ransomware

While backups continue to be essential, they no longer determine preparedness when attackers steal sensitive data and use exposure as the primary pressure point.

Your marketing stack is an attack surface – is security watching?

Ad fraud drains budgets and threatens defenses, requiring a united response across the enterprise.

AI agents can only be trusted as Junior Engineers

AI agents are fast but must be treated as inexperienced engineers, needing strict oversight.

Bad news Claude users — Anthropic says you’ll need to pay to use OpenClaw now

Anthropic is removing third-party tools like OpenClaw from its subscription to balance demand and strain.

Top museums hit by apparent cyberattack on Vivaticket — Louvre and other institutions affected

A hacking group called RansomHouse is claiming responsibility, saying it breached Vivaticket through a French subsidiary.

‘Silicon photonics is central to next-generation AI infrastructure’: How light-based chips could solve AI’s growing bottlenecks

A silicon photonics pioneer explains how light-based technology could reshape AI, computing, and data infrastructure.

NHS staff push back against using ‘ethically bankrupt’ Palantir software, say ‘it doesn’t do anything new for us’

Some NHS workers are refusing to use Palantir software over the company’s ties to controversial activity.

8849 Tank X rugged phone review: A feature-rich design built around a 1080p DLP projector and a whole lot of weight

The 8849 TANK X is a substantial design with plenty of power, memory and storage that’s ideal for an adventurer.