XBOW automated AI hacker matches 20-year veteran pentester in 28 minutes
An AI-powered penetration tester solved 88 out of 104 benchmark tests in 28 minutes. It took the best pentester 40 hours. Go to Source
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Pan-African Tech Firm Cassava Technologies Launches AI Unit
Africa-focused technology and data services firm Cassava Technologies has created a separate business unit to oversee its artificial intelligence (AI) operations. The AI unit will offer data center, cloud, cybersecurity, fiber connectivity, and renewable energy services. Helping Clients Adopt Generative AI Pan-African technology firm Cassava Technologies is creating a separate business unit to focus on … Read more
French regulator accepting CASP applications ahead of MiCA rollout
The AMF is giving firms registered under its current DASP rules ample time to transition, too. Go to Source
India’s Web3 alliance tightens cybersecurity after Wazirx attack
The BWA’s initiatives highlight an increasing awareness of the importance of cybersecurity in preserving trust and integrity in digital finance. Go to Source
Over 70% of hacked funds are lost to CeFi entities: Cyvers
Real-time threat detection and AI integrations could further bolster Web3 security, according to the CEO of Cyvers. Go to Source
dYdX v3 website recovers after DNS attack, users warned to delete cache
The exchange warned users to clear their browser’s cache before visiting the website to avoid accidentally caching the compromised version. Go to Source
Europol anticipates rise in AI-driven cybercrime: IOCTA 2024
Europol’s 2024 report highlights AI tools enabling non-technical individuals to conduct sophisticated cybercrimes. Go to Source
CrowdStrike stock falls another 13% on Monday, days after global IT outage
“We are likely to experience similar incidents,” said Binance CSO Jimmy Su in the wake of the global computer outage. Go to Source
Microsoft blames Crowdstrike meltdown on 2009 European Union deal
The security incident affected 8.5 million Windows systems worldwide as commercial operations were hit with the “blue screen of death.” Go to Source
WazirX hacker consolidates $57M ETH into new wallets
The hacker behind the $230 million WazirX hack has moved another $57 million of the stolen funds, as the exchange is doubling down on its bug bounty efforts. Go to Source
