Cybersecurity
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Sumsub Bets on Unified AI Trust Platform
Sumsub is repositioning as an AI-Powered Trust Infrastructure provider, aiming to replace the patchwork of five to nine tools many firms use for identity, fraud and compliance checks. Continue reading
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Yubico Extends Passkeys Into AI Approval Workflows
Yubico’s new YubiKey 5.8 firmware extends hardware-backed security beyond login into document signing, digital wallets and human sign-off on AI agent actions. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Uncovers ‘GoSerpent’ Espionage Campaign in Southeast Asia
Kaspersky has uncovered GoSerpent, a patient cyber-espionage campaign using new malware to steal diplomatic secrets from government entities across Southeast Asia. Continue reading
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Sophos Launches AI-Native Cybersecurity Defense System, Fusion
Sophos has launched Fusion, an AI-native cybersecurity defense system unifying endpoint, network, identity, email and cloud security into one architecture. Continue reading
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What Is OpenClaw, and Is It Safe to Use?
OpenClaw is a viral open-source AI agent that acts on your behalf via WhatsApp and Telegram. Here’s how it works, what it’s used for, and whether it’s safe. Continue reading
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Cheap CPU Beats GPU Rig at Cracking Argon2 Hashes
New research from Specops Software finds a $2,100 server processor cracks Argon2-hashed passwords faster than a rig of eight high-end GPUs, though the algorithm still holds up far better than SHA256. Continue reading
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Apple Lawsuit Exposes Offboarding as a Security Blind Spot
Apple’s lawsuit against a former engineer accused of exploiting a lingering authentication flaw highlights how offboarding gaps, not just external attackers, remain a persistent enterprise security risk. Continue reading
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Tenable Unifies App Security Risk in Exposure Platform
Tenable expands its Tenable One platform to bring application security risk into a single view alongside cloud, identity and infrastructure exposure data. Continue reading
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79% of Ransomware Attacks Start With Compromised Identities
Sophos’ State of Ransomware 2026 report finds identity has overtaken vulnerabilities as the top ransomware access vector, with Singapore at 67%. Continue reading
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Akamai: APAC Commerce Bot Attacks Surged 63% in 2025
Akamai research finds APAC commerce bot activity rose 63% in 2025, the fastest of any region, as AI-driven shopping expands the attack surface. Continue reading
