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- Chinese-Speaking Hacker Successfully Charged AI Agents to Break into Around 100 Websitesby Teri Robinson on November 2, 2026
A hacker used autonomous AI agents to breach over 100 company websites for roughly $50 per successful attack, exposing a new cybersecurity threat. The post Chinese-Speaking Hacker Successfully Charged AI Agents to Break into Around 100 Websites appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Volta Infostealer Uses AI Model to Assess the Worth of Victimsby Jeffrey Burt on November 2, 2026
The Volta-Autodoxer malware uncovered by Cisco Talos steals a broad array of information from victims, then sends the information to Claude or other AI models to find the victim's identify, where they work, and the worth of their data. The post Volta Infostealer Uses AI Model to Assess the Worth of Victims appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- U.S. Intel Linked Singapore Tech Executive Tied to NVIDIA CEO to Chinese Espionage Plot: Reportby Jon Swartz on October 31, 2026
U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that a Singapore-based data center executive with ties to NVIDIA Corp. CEO Jensen Huang was covertly gathering intelligence for Beijing, according to a report published Thursday by The New York Times. The findings have sparked national security concerns across Washington, Singapore, and Taipei, placing the world’s most valuable chipmaker at the.. The post U.S. Intel Linked Singapore Tech Executive Tied to NVIDIA CEO to Chinese Espionage Plot: Report appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Chinese Hackers Use DeepSeek AI to Target More Than 200 Organizationsby James Maguire on October 30, 2026
A China-linked hacking group used the DeepSeek AI model to launch cyberattacks against more than 200 organizations across at least 14 countries in an 11-day campaign, according to cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. The targets included government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and chip manufacturers. The campaign, which began October 17, was conducted by VAPOR PANDA, a hacking group.. The post Chinese Hackers Use DeepSeek AI to Target More Than 200 Organizations appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Binance Investigates Multiple Breach Points After $6.3 Billion Crypto Hackby Jaime Hampton on October 30, 2026
In what could be the biggest cryptocurrency heist in history, hackers stole an estimated $6.3 billion from Binance on Thursday, draining most of the funds in about 20 minutes. Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, suspended withdrawals following the breach, although deposits were operating normally as of Friday. The company said it.. The post Binance Investigates Multiple Breach Points After $6.3 Billion Crypto Hack appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- NIST Finalizes Timeline to Phase Out Quantum-Vulnerable Cryptographyby Jaime Hampton on October 29, 2026
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is giving federal agencies and technology suppliers a timetable to phase out widely used public-key cryptography that future quantum computers could break. Released Tuesday, NIST Internal Report 8547 says that quantum-vulnerable public-key algorithms will be discouraged after 2030 and no longer permitted under NIST standards and guidelines.. The post NIST Finalizes Timeline to Phase Out Quantum-Vulnerable Cryptography appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- DHS Data Leak Exposes 41,000 Workers, Undercover Operationsby James Maguire on October 29, 2026
A major leak of Department of Homeland Security records has exposed information on more than 41,000 employees and contractors, revealing sensitive details about undercover operations, surveillance programs and the technology used by federal immigration agencies. The data was published by Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets), a nonprofit transparency organization, alongside cybersecurity researcher and journalist maia.. The post DHS Data Leak Exposes 41,000 Workers, Undercover Operations appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Cisco Plans to Extend eBPF to Improve Application Securityby Michael Vizard on October 29, 2026
Cisco early next year plans to extend an ability it has to secure instances of Linux using Extended Berkeley Packet Filtering (eBPF) to applications. Speaking at an Open Networking User Group (ONUG) conference, Cisco CTO Tom Gillis told attendees that capability will make it possible to apply controls to mitigate vulnerability threats without having to.. The post Cisco Plans to Extend eBPF to Improve Application Security appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Scams Overtake Phishing as Crooks Industrialize Fraud With AI by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols on October 29, 2026
A new Akamai research report confirms what most of us already assumed: AI is fueling Internet fraud. The post Scams Overtake Phishing as Crooks Industrialize Fraud With AI appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Cyber Resilience Requires More than a Backupby Paul Speciale on October 28, 2026
For years, enterprise backup strategies have focused on a familiar set of priorities: protect more data, retain it longer, make copies immutable and ensure those copies survive a cyberattack. All of those things matter. But they can obscure the question that becomes most important the moment an organization actually needs its backup: How quickly can.. The post Cyber Resilience Requires More than a Backup appeared first on Security Boulevard.
