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Smart Glasses Pose New Enterprise Security Risks
Smart glasses, once niche, are now an enterprise risk. CIOs must address data privacy and security concerns as adoption grows.
Gartner: Global IT Spending to Hit $6.37T in 2026
Gartner forecasts worldwide IT spending to reach $6.37 trillion in 2026, a 14.2% increase driven by AI infrastructure demand.
Chinese Hackers Use Open-Source AI in Near-Autonomous Attack
Chinese hackers used open-source AI agents OpenClaw and Hermes to breach 85 government accounts and steal thousands of personal records in about four
Zoom Critical Flaw Allows Remote Control
Zoom patched a critical vulnerability that could let attackers gain full remote control of devices during video calls.
Govt weighs tiered incentives to phase out zero MDR
The Finance Ministry is considering selective MDR restoration or tiered incentives to address the UPI funding gap flagged by a parliamentary panel.
Akira ransomware fails in Safe Mode after killing security
An Akira affiliate rebooted a victim into Safe Mode to disable security tools, but the limited memory broke their own encryptor.
Corsha Named to Inaugural All-World Defense 300
Corsha was selected for Future Union's All-World Defense 300, a data-driven ranking of private defense companies, recognized in Cyber & Digital Defens
China-linked hackers launch first AI autonomous cyberattack
Suspected China-linked hackers used open-source AI to autonomously attack Taiwan's government, marking the first observed end-to-end AI-driven cyberat
737 fake Chrome VPN extensions route traffic via proxy
Over 737 Chrome extensions impersonated VPN brands, routing user traffic through SOCKS5 proxies. Downloaded ~75,000 times, mainly by Russian users.
Ashoka Founder: PG Flexibility Must Not Cut Quality
Vineet Gupta, Ashoka University founder, says one-year PG degrees can aid reskilling in AI sectors, but quality depends on curriculum, faculty, and as
SharePoint Flaw Exploited After PoC Release
A SharePoint vulnerability, patched by Microsoft in July, is now being exploited in the wild shortly after a proof-of-concept was released.
Zoom Flaws Allow Participant-to-Participant Attacks
Researchers discovered three Zoom vulnerabilities enabling one meeting participant to attack another via malicious collaboration data.