The integration of Rust into the Linux kernel has hit a notable milestone: its first official CVE vulnerability. While the flaw is minor, it sparks a conversation about the real-world security promises of Rust.
In digital identity verification, the real heavy lifting is done behind the scenes by data partners and infrastructure. Trulioo’s CTO Hal Lonas explains how ingesting terabytes of data, not just pinging sources, allows for real analysis and flexible risk-based checks. The future points to verifying
According to a sponsored post on The How-To Geek, Proton Mail is running an end-of-year sale with a massive 60% discount. This brings the cost of a premium subscription down to just $1.99 per month, a steep drop from the usual $4.99. The pitch is clear: pay a small fee to escape the ad-tracking mode
Red Hat is acquiring AI startup Chatterbox Labs to bolster the safety features of its enterprise AI platform. The plan is to open source the technology, making advanced model monitoring tools more accessible.
According to a detailed report from XDA-Developers, exposing common services like SSH, SMB, or admin panels directly to the internet is a major risk, even with strong passwords. The article advocates for a “defense in depth” strategy using VPNs and VLANs instead of simple port forwarding.
Militant organizations are rapidly adopting generative AI to create fake images, videos, and audio for propaganda. Experts warn this is just the beginning, with more sophisticated and dangerous uses on the horizon.
As cloud-native development accelerates, traditional CI/CD security is breaking down. A new guide outlines a practical Zero Trust approach, replacing long-lived secrets and implicit trust with identity and continuous verification at every stage.
OpenAI is publicly warning that AI models are reaching a “high” level of cyber capability, posing a significant weaponization risk. In response, it’s detailing its Preparedness Framework, launching a security researcher agent called Aardvark, and forming a Frontier Risk Council.
The UK’s shift to a fully digital immigration status is under fire. Civil society groups allege the system is riddled with data errors, locks people out of essential services, and fails to protect vulnerable individuals, breaching GDPR.
A cross-party group in the UK’s House of Lords has proposed banning children from using VPN services. The amendment would force providers to implement “highly effective” age verification for all UK users within 12 months.
