Phillip de Wet
Phillip de Wet started in journalism as an honest B2B IT-sector reporter, before straying into business, politics, and international affairs. He is currently in recovery.
Assuming a vendor is compromised (yet again), standard claims of password safety simply don't hold up, says a paper published on Monday.
Microsoft calls it AI Recommendation Poisoning. The prompt engineer behind CiteMET tells us "remember" was never intended to be coercive.
11,000 instances exposed; AI used to find the CVE-2026-1731
We spoke to cURL creator and HackerOne co-founder about whether bug bounties can survive AI.
With some automation and planning (and some short-lived risk) you can do what K8ssandra doesn't offer out the box: migrating to new EKS clusters, says a monday.com example.
" We scan systems, and we routinely see 20,000 or 30,000 customisations" - many are obsolete, but for AI they can be critical.
With little loss of utility – and it's not just language models either.
Google is lobbying policymakers to unite behind the NIST post-quantum cryptography approach, and to get serious about critical infrastructure before Q-Day.
Google's numbers suggest it could overtake OpenAI in enterprise seats this year, as Claude vows it will never go ChatGPT's way on monetising consumers.