Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
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Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
The $50 Hack That Broke Intel & Why AI Still Needs its Meatbags
Daily Cyber Briefing
10 minutes
1 month ago
The $50 Hack That Broke Intel & Why AI Still Needs its Meatbags
Autonomous AI is crashing against the rocks of reality, stalled by a massive trust crisis and fears over governance, while chip giants brush off a $50 hardware hack that breaks their confidential computing promises. We also dissect Broadcom's zero-day silence and the never-ending nightmare of identity theft for major corporations like WestJet.
Daily Cyber Briefing
Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
