Tag: pro
Lockheed carries out missile launches directly from a drone boat – will the US Navy be next?
Saildrone announced on 20th August that its Surveyor Unmanned Surface Vehicle fired two Lockheed JAGM missiles off Hawaii during RIMPAC 2026, the first missile launch from an unmanned USV Fire control ran through the Navy’s remotely operated ARES system with a carrier strike group, so the boat sailed itself, but…
Read More
Over 5,000 Dropbox accounts have been hacked, and the attackers only needed an email address
Hackers exploited Lenovo’s flawed email verification to hijack ~5,000 Dropbox accounts Attackers created Lenovo IDs with victims’ emails, bypassing login; 2FA absence worsened impact Dropbox ended Lenovo ID logins, expired sessions, and urged password changes plus 2FA setup Around 5,000 Dropbox user accounts were compromised when hackers found a vulnerability…
Read More
More than 9.5 million patients affected by Aesto Health breach — names, SSNs, financial details, health records and more stolen
Aesto Health reported a December 2025 cyberattack breaching AWS infrastructure, affecting 9.5M patients Stolen data includes PII, SSNs, medical histories, billing, and insurance information across 20+ clients No dark web leaks confirmed; credit monitoring offered, marking 2nd‑largest healthcare breach of 2026 American healthcare technology company Aesto Health suffered the “second-largest…
Read More
When AI agents go rogue, the law doesn’t disappear
The multiple recent reports of autonomous AI systems escaping their intended boundaries and accessing external organizations’ systems have pushed a previously theoretical question into the real world. AI agents going rogue is no longer a prospect; it is a documented reality. In July 2026, OpenAI disclosed that one of its…
Read More
Why Zero Trust is the practical enterprise access and security model
Enterprises once relied on perimeter-first security because enterprise systems operated like traditional single player games where data, servers and the game application resided in a single device or within one network boundary. This model worked brilliantly when users, workloads, and trusted networks were co-located. Today, enterprise security resembles a modern…
Read More
The AI layoffs may have finally ended, and businesses might be hiring more workers just to be able to use AI effectively
Just 4% of service firms have laid off workers in the past six months due to AI “Existing workers are much more likely to be retrained than replaced” Some companies are still hiring fewer employees than they would have Just a few years ago, multiple companies every day were announcing…
Read More