Adobe expects Flash flaw fix today
Adobe has said it expects to fix a critical vulnerability in Flash today, a week ahead of schedule.
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PagerDuty wants to supercharge incident response with a new SRE agentNews The new Paige agent from PagerDuty will act as a digital assistant for teams battling incidents
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Dejected devs lament career prospects amid AI advancesNews A new survey has found that AI is fundamentally changing the developer role and many are getting anxious
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A quarter of security vulnerabilities are never fully fixed – and AI is compounding the problemNews A new study warns against delegating flaw fixes to AI when human staff are still struggling to understand what's wrong
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Hackers are using patches to create vulnerability ‘maps’ – that means the 'patch and move on' approach needs to endNews Terra Security has spotted a leap in vulnerabilities in patches or otherwise fixed code
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‘The economics of vulnerability discovery have changed’: NIST wants to modernize the National Vulnerability Database amid AI advances – cyber experts say it needs to be redesigned with machine-speed in mind
News The National Vulnerability Database was designed for human-speed. Advances in AI mean it needs a much-needed overhaul
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OpenAI expands 'Daybreak' cyber program: New tools, partnerships, and a cyber-focused GPT-5.5 aim to help 'patch the world'News The company has added new tools, signed up partners, and released its GPT-5.5-Cyber model more widely
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AI is shrinking attack windows, and it’s forcing a complete rethink of cyber resilience – here’s how organizations can prepareNews Commvault has urged companies to improve their business continuity and resilience plans in the face of flaws spotted by AI
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Anthropic targets vulnerability detection gains with Claude Security public beta — here's what users can expectNews The Claude Mythos developer is aiming for a more limited approach to cyber tooling for public consumption
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Researchers warn millions of RDP and VNC servers are wide open to exploitationNews Researchers at Forescout spotted millions of RDP and VNC servers exposed online
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North Korean hackers are duping freelance developers with fake interviews to steal cryptocurrency and deliver malware — Sophos warns the 'Nickel Alley' group is using LinkedIn, Upwork, and Fiverr to target victimsNews A fake interview process uses coding tests and repo downloads to deliver malware
