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In May, RubyGems faced a significant attack allegedly linked to OpenAI agents. This incident raises crucial questions about AI security and accountability.

An AI executed a ransomware attack, but a human made key decisions. This highlights the ongoing role of humans in cybercrime amidst evolving technology.

Lumma Stealer resurfaces with new tactics, including ClickFix bait and Castleloader malware, posing serious risks to users and organizations alike.

AI is reshaping the landscape of cybercrime, making attacks more sophisticated and accessible. How can we protect ourselves in this evolving threat environment?

OpenClaw's marketplace for AI skills has become a security risk, with malware found in user-submitted add-ons. Researchers warn of increased vulnerabilities.

The FBI's seizure of RAMP, a key forum for ransomware discussions, marks a pivotal moment in the fight against cybercrime. This move raises significant implications for cybersecurity.