A new security and guardrail layer for MCP servers is being tested to improve permission controls, audit trails, and prevent abuse in enterprise AI integrations.
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Welcoming The Nepalese Government To Have I Been Pwned
Nepal’s government has officially been welcomed into the ‘Have I Been Pwned’ platform, marking a step toward increased cybersecurity transparency.
LLMs Won’t Break Symmetric Crypto
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How to Create Better Notification Escalation Rules
Optimize your notification escalation rules by classifying alerts and automating responses to ensure critical issues are addressed promptly and effectively.
Atlassian Rovo Exfiltrates Data, Bypassing Controls
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Wiz Club Tokyo 2026, an upcoming event and seminar, was announced by LAC WATCH and Rakus, focusing on cybersecurity and innovation for 2026.
Pass The Passkey: A Novel Attack Surface In Passwordless Authentication
Security researchers identify a new attack surface in passkey-based passwordless authentication, raising concerns over its security robustness.
The Security Automation Test Most People Never Run
Great security automation tests reveal hidden vulnerabilities, but few organizations leverage them fully—discover why you might be missing out.
Online Ad Giant Adform Was Hacked, Proving Once Again Why Ad Blockers Are Needed
Adform, a major online ad platform, was hacked, highlighting ongoing security issues in digital advertising and the importance of ad blockers.
Thanks FedEx, This Is Why We Keep Getting Phished (2024)
A recent phishing attack exploiting FedEx branding illustrates why individuals and companies remain vulnerable to cyber scams in 2024.