Today’s news and analysis for cybersecurity professionals
[From DR TECHNOLOGY]: Developers are leaning more heavily on AI for code generation, but in 2026, the development pipeline and security need to be prioritized.
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The tech giant has been beset by a deluge of state-sponsored North Korean operatives, showcasing the sheer scale of the IT worker scam problem.
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[From DR GLOBAL]: Interpol said law enforcement across 19 countries made 574 arrests and recovered $3 million, against a backdrop of spiraling cybercrime in the region, including business email compromise, digital extortion, and ransomware schemes.
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The Shai-Hulud 2.0 campaign exposed 33,185 unique secrets across 20,649 repositories scanned. Among the exposed credentials, 3,760 remained valid days after discovery. Here is why the next version will be exponentially worse.
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[From DR TECHNOLOGY]: The latest cybersecurity acquisition will help further ServiceNow's plans for autonomous cybersecurity and building a security stack to proactively manage AI.
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[From THE EDGE]: Healthcare cyberattacks are on the rise, but industry organizations say the proposed changes to the security rules fall short of what's needed.
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Take part in the new survey from Dark Reading and help uncover trends, challenges, and solutions shaping the future of application security. Everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a drawing to win one of five $50 gift cards.
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AI adds real value to cybersecurity today, but it cannot yet serve as a single security guardian. Here's how organizations can safely combine AI-driven analysis with deterministic rules and proven security practices.
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