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Companies are pouring money into AI for IT operations, but most projects are still far from maturity. A global survey of 1,200 business leaders, IT leaders, and technical specialists found that while spending and confidence are rising, only 12% of AI initiatives have been fully deployed. The report, authored by Riverbed, suggests that optimism at the executive level is colliding with challenges in data quality, tool complexity, and everyday IT performance. Most AI projects remain … More →

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Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past week, featuring releases from Acronis, Legit Security, NowSecure, Siemens, and Telus. NowSecure Privacy helps organizations protect mobile apps from data leaks NowSecure announced the release of NowSecure Privacy, a privacy solution for mobile applications. With this launch, developers, security teams, and privacy professionals gain the capabilities needed to identify and fix systemic blind spots that compromise mobile application privacy. Acronis brings patch management to … More →

The post New infosec products of the week: October 3, 2025 appeared first on Help Net Security.

Red Hat, the American developer of enterprise Linux solutions, has confirmed a cybersecurity incident shortly after a group

The post Red Hat Confirms Breach After Hackers Steal 570GB of Client Network Blueprints and Auth Tokens from GitLab appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

CERT-UA has detected a new targeted campaign against Ukraine in which operators distribute malicious XLL modules inside ZIP

The post CERT-UA Warns: New Espionage Campaign Distributes CABINETRAT Backdoor via Signal Messenger XLL Files appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

The Chinese company Anker, maker of Eufy security cameras, launched an unusual campaign in late 2024: it offered

The post Eufy Paid Users $2 Per Video of Staged Thefts to Train AI Security Cameras appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

The French cybersecurity firm SEKOIA has uncovered a smishing campaign in which attackers exploit vulnerabilities in Milesight industrial

The post Exploited Routers: Flaw in Milesight Industrial Devices Used for Mass Smishing in Europe appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

Google has released the stable version of Chrome 141.0.7390.54/55 for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The update will roll

The post Chrome 141 Stable Released: Fixes High-Severity WebGPU and Video Heap Overflow Flaws appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

The head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, has decided to publicly dispel a long-standing myth: that Meta secretly activates

The post Meta Denies Microphone Spying, Confirms AI Chat Data Will Now Be Used for Targeted Ads appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and several other institutions have demonstrated a novel, server-side attack against Intel SGX

The post Web3 Crisis: Sub-$1k Hardware Attack Fully Extracts Intel SGX Attestation Key, Compromising Encrypted Blockchains appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

Against the backdrop of heated debate surrounding the OpenAI–Nvidia partnership in both the media and financial markets, a

The post OpenAI Says the World Needs 10 Billion GPUs for an ‘Always-On’ AI “Supermind” appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.

A developer operating under the handle 0xr0BIT has released a new Windows security-audit tool called TaskHound. It is

The post TaskHound: New Open-Source Tool Audits Windows Scheduled Tasks for Privileged Credentials and Tier-0 Risks appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.