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Over 100 Dell models exposed to critical ControlVault3 firmware bugs

ReVault flaws in Dell ControlVault3 firmware allow firmware implants and Windows login bypass on 100+ laptop models via physical access. Cisco Talos reported five vulnerabilities collectively named ReVault (tracked as CVE-2025-24311, CVE-2025-25215, CVE-2025-24922, CVE-2025-25050, and CVE-2025-24919) in Dell’s ControlVault3 firmware…

Could agentic AI save us from the cybercrisis?

Many hands make light work in the SOC Sponsored feature  The cyberthreat landscape is evolving fast, with highly organized bad actors launching ever more devastating and sophisticated attacks against often ill-prepared targets.… This article has been indexed from The Register…

Photos: Black Hat USA 2025

Here’s a look inside Black Hat USA 2025. The featured vendors are: Stellar Cyber, Vonahi Security, Gurucul, Check Point, HackerOne, EasyDMARC, Elastic, Google, Tines, Veracode, VioletX, Pentera, Keep Aware, Oleria, SpyCloud, Trend Micro and Picus Security. The post Photos: Black…

Top solutions to watch after Black Hat USA 2025

Black Hat USA 2025 was packed with innovation, with companies showing off tools built to get ahead of what’s coming next. From smarter offensive security to new ways of spotting attacks faster, the conference had no shortage of exciting developments.…

Has Cyber Been Infected With the Economic Malaise?

From the floor at #BlackHat2025: Cybersecurity has the blinking lights, but this year it also has blood in the water, writes Alan. The post Has Cyber Been Infected With the Economic Malaise? appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has…

Elastic AI SOC Engine helps SOC teams expose hidden threats

Elastic AI SOC Engine (EASE) is a new serverless, easy-to-deploy security package that brings AI-driven context-aware detection and triage into existing SIEM and EDR tools, without the need for an immediate migration or replacement. EASE delivers agentless integrations, AI-driven alert…

Cybercriminals are getting personal, and it’s working

Cybercriminals are deploying unidentifiable phishing kits (58% of phishing sites) to propagate malicious campaigns at scale, indicating a trend towards custom-made or obfuscated deployments, according to VIPRE Security. These phishing kits can’t easily be reverse-engineered, tracked, or caught. AI makes…