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New Research With PoC Explains Security Nightmares On Coding Using LLMs

Security researchers have uncovered significant vulnerabilities in code generated by Large Language Models (LLMs), demonstrating how “vibe coding” with AI assistants can introduce critical security flaws into production applications.  A new study reveals that LLM-generated code often prioritizes functionality over…

15 Best Identity & Access Management Solutions (IAM) in 2025

Effective Identity Management Solutions have become paramount in today’s interconnected world, where individuals interact with various online platforms and services. Identity management solutions refer to the processes, technologies, and policies implemented to ensure secure and appropriate access to digital resources…

Amazon disrupts watering hole campaign by Russia’s APT29

Amazon’s threat intelligence team has identified and disrupted a watering hole campaign conducted by APT29 (also known as Midnight Blizzard), a threat actor associated with Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR). Our investigation uncovered an opportunistic watering hole campaign using compromised…

Popular Nx Packages Compromised by Credential-Stealing Malware

A widespread supply chain attack on the popular Nx build system has compromised dozens of high-traffic packages, exposing sensitive credentials and demonstrating a frighteningly comprehensive approach to future threats. Security researchers have confirmed that malicious versions of Nx—numbered 20.9.0 through…

Baggage Tag Scam

I just heard about this: There’s a travel scam warning going around the internet right now: You should keep your baggage tags on your bags until you get home, then shred them, because scammers are using luggage tags to file…

State-Sponsored Hackers Behind Majority of Vulnerability Exploits

Recorded Future highlighted the vast capabilities of state actors to rapidly weaponize newly disclosed vulnerabilities for geopolitical purposes This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: State-Sponsored Hackers Behind Majority of Vulnerability Exploits

How attackers adapt to built-in macOS protection

We analyze the built-in protection mechanisms in macOS: how they work, how threat actors can attack them or deceive users, and how to detect such attacks. This article has been indexed from Securelist Read the original article: How attackers adapt…