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Hugging Face Got Breached by an Optimizer, Not an Attacker.

In CDO Trends, Raghu Nandakumara emphasizes that the Hugging Face incident doesn't create a new AI threat model, but demonstrates how autonomous agents can execute familiar attack techniques faster, at greater scale, and with greater persistence.

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What Doom Taught Me About Networking, Security and Trust

John Kindervag shares with Computer Weekly how his early experiments building networks for Doom LAN parties shaped his thinking on cybersecurity, trust, and ultimately Zero Trust

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Iran Uses Spyware Disguised as MRI Scan Results to Hack Critics, Say Western Officials

In the Financial Times, Gary Barlet warns that Iran’s spyware campaign demonstrates how threat actors continue to exploit trust to gain access and steal sensitive information, while organisations and individuals underestimate how frequently they are targeted

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Security Success Starts with a System, Not More Tools

In TechRadar Pro, Michael Adjei argues that organizations should stop treating cybersecurity as a collection of disconnected tools and instead build integrated security systems that prioritize visibility, continuous validation, and measurable security outcomes.

Assume Breach.
Minimize Impact.
Increase Resilience.

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