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News•Feb 4, 2026
Why Moltbook Changes the Enterprise Security Conversation
Moltbook is a social platform where AI agents register, read, and post content autonomously, creating a hidden communication channel that bypasses traditional human‑centric security controls. Enterprises can deploy agents that interact with Moltbook long after an initial prompt, exposing data without visible browser sessions or SaaS dashboards. This introduces "shadow agents" that can leak code, credentials, or proprietary information and ingest malicious prompts from other agents. Aryaka’s AI>Secure proposes network‑layer, API‑aware enforcement to detect and block risky agent traffic.
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 4, 2026
DMARC Alerts in Slack
EasyDMARC now pushes DMARC and email‑authentication alerts straight into Slack, turning a traditionally passive control into an active operational signal. The integration delivers high‑signal events—such as DNS record changes, authentication‑failure spikes, and policy shifts—complete with domain, severity and rationale, while...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 4, 2026
Rebrand Cybersecurity From “Dr. No” To “Let’s Go”
The article urges a cultural shift in cybersecurity, moving from a restrictive "Dr. No" stance to an enabling "Let's Go" approach. It highlights Cross Domain Solutions (CDS) as a hidden but critical technology that securely transfers and accesses data across...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 4, 2026
Building a Zero-Trust Framework for Cloud Banking
Financial institutions are moving beyond perimeter‑based defenses by adopting zero‑trust frameworks that continuously validate identities, devices, and services across multi‑cloud environments. The approach combines identity‑first security, micro‑segmentation, and AI‑driven risk analytics to meet stringent regulations such as PCI DSS, DORA, GDPR,...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 3, 2026
Adversarial Exposure Validation for Modern Environments
Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) is a continuous, attacker‑style testing framework that proves whether identified exposures can actually be exploited in modern cloud and CI/CD environments. By combining automated PTaaS and BAS with human‑driven red‑team exercises and pipeline‑level validation, organizations receive...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 3, 2026
DataDome Integrates Bot Protection with Varnish Software’s New Sovereign CDN
Varnish Software launched Varnish CDN, a fully sovereign European content delivery network that keeps all traffic, data, and metadata within EU jurisdiction. DataDome integrated its AI‑powered bot and agent trust management directly into the CDN, delivering real‑time protection against scraping,...
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News•Feb 3, 2026
Jan Recap: New AWS Privileged Permissions and Services
In January 2026 AWS introduced a suite of privileged permissions focused on networking, traffic control, and collaboration services. New actions for Network Firewall, Route 53 Global Resolver, EC2 VPC encryption controls, and Clean Rooms enable administrators to modify routing, firewall rules, and cross‑account...
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News•Feb 3, 2026
Self-Healing AI for Security as Code: A Deep Dive Into Autonomy and Reliability
Self‑healing AI is reshaping cybersecurity by automatically detecting and fixing vulnerabilities within DevSecOps pipelines. Microsoft’s large‑scale deployments illustrate how autonomous, AI‑powered “immune systems” can protect millions of users in real time. The article stresses that pure automation risks over‑reliance, so...
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News•Feb 3, 2026
Why Identity Threat Detection & Response Matters in 2026?
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) has become a core security pillar in 2026 as enterprises shift to cloud, remote work, and SaaS ecosystems, making compromised credentials the primary breach vector. Traditional defenses miss malicious activity that occurs after successful...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
What Verified Breach Data Changes About Exposure Monitoring
Exposure monitoring relies on unverified breach feeds, leading to duplicate, fabricated, and stale alerts. Without validation, teams waste time triaging false positives and lose confidence in their programs. Verified breach data, as offered by Constella, provides source confirmation, de‑duplication, timestamps...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
NDSS 2025 – VeriBin: Adaptive Verification Of Patches At The Binary Level
VeriBin is a novel system that automatically verifies whether a binary‑level patch is safe to apply by checking functional equivalence between the original and patched executables. It leverages symbolic execution to isolate patch‑introduced changes and validates them against properties that...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
NjRAT Runs MassLogger
The long‑standing njRAT remote‑access trojan was observed delivering the credential‑stealing malware MassLogger via its C2 traffic. Using NetworkMiner Professional, analysts decoded PCAP data, extracting screenshots, command parameters and gzip‑compressed executables. The “CloudServices.exe” payload, identified as MassLogger, exfiltrates credentials by emailing...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
Top Cybersecurity Companies
Cybersecurity vendors are shifting from point products to AI‑driven unified platforms that combine SIEM, XDR, SOAR and threat intelligence. Companies like Seceon illustrate this trend by offering a fully integrated, machine‑learning‑based solution that scales across cloud, on‑prem and MSSP environments....
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
How DataDome Stopped Millions of Ticket Scalping Bots Targeting a Global Sports Organization
Between Jan 8‑13 2026 a global sports organization faced a coordinated ticket‑scalping attack that generated over 16 million malicious requests from 3.9 million unique IPs. DataDome’s Galileo Threat Research team identified the threat in real time and deployed AI‑driven detection that blocked every request...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
Shift Left Is Dead for Cloud PAM
In this episode, Cole Horsman, Field CTO at Sonrai Security, recounts his three‑year journey trying to apply shift‑left and just‑in‑time (JIT) models to cloud identity, ultimately concluding that both approaches failed because they target the wrong layer. He explains how...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
Is Data Center Colocation Secure? What CIOs and CISOs Need to Know
Colocation is emerging as a pragmatic alternative to building private data centers, offering enterprises robust physical safeguards while offloading power and cooling overhead. Providers secure the facility with layered access controls, surveillance, and environmental protections, but customers retain responsibility for...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
BreachForums Breach Exposes Names of 324K Cybercriminals, Upends the Threat Intel Game
The episode examines the recent breach of the BreachForums marketplace, which exposed the real identities, emails, IPs, and registration data of roughly 324,000 cyber‑criminals. Experts from Keeper Security, ColorTokens, and Fenix24 explain how the leak provides a rare intelligence goldmine,...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
Flaw in Broadcom Wi-Fi Chipsets Illuminates Importance of Wireless Dependability and Business Continuity
The episode examines a critical vulnerability in Broadcom Wi‑Fi chipsets that lets an attacker disrupt 5 GHz networks with a single unauthenticated frame, forcing a router reboot and potentially enabling evil‑twin phishing attacks. Experts from Black Duck, BeyondTrust, Qualys, and Cequence...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 2, 2026
StrongestLayer: Top ‘Trusted’ Platforms Are Key Attack Surfaces
In this episode Adrian Bridgwater discusses StrongestLayer’s new threat‑intelligence report, which analyzed 2,042 advanced email attacks that slipped past Microsoft Defender E3/E5 and leading secure email gateways. The findings reveal a shift toward attackers exploiting trusted platforms such as DocuSign,...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 1, 2026
What New Technologies Are Boosting Agentic AI Capabilities
Non‑Human Identities (NHIs), also called machine identities, are becoming essential for securing cloud‑based environments as organizations scale. Effective NHI management couples encrypted secrets with granular permissions, providing a passport‑visa model for automated services. Integrating Agentic AI enables autonomous secret rotation,...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 1, 2026
Are Cloud Secrets Safe with Automatic Rotation Systems
Enterprises are increasingly relying on automated rotation systems to protect cloud secrets tied to Non‑Human Identities (NHIs). By continuously updating credentials, these solutions shrink the window of exposure for machine‑identity attacks, a threat that 68% of organizations have already faced....
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 1, 2026
Can Agentic AI Handle Complex Cloud-Native Security Tasks
The article explains that non‑human identities (NHIs)—machine credentials such as passwords, tokens and keys—are critical for securing cloud‑native environments. It argues that comprehensive NHI management platforms provide visibility, automated secret rotation, and threat detection across the identity lifecycle, delivering cost...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 1, 2026
How Powerful Is AI in Managing Non-Human Identities
Non‑human identities (machine identities) now account for roughly 68% of IT security incidents, making their management a top priority for organizations undergoing digital transformation. A lifecycle‑focused NHI management platform offers discovery, classification, monitoring, and remediation, surpassing point solutions like secret...
By Security Boulevard
News•Feb 1, 2026
NDSS 2025 – Alba: The Dawn Of Scalable Bridges For Blockchains
Researchers at TU Wien and Princeton introduced Alba, a Pay2Chain bridge that leverages off‑chain payment channels to trigger conditional payments on target blockchains. Unlike traditional light‑client or zk‑based bridges, Alba avoids costly on‑chain inclusion proofs, cutting communication overhead and on‑chain...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 31, 2026
Blockchain Penetration Testing: Definition, Process, and Tools
Blockchain penetration testing simulates real‑world attacks on decentralized ledgers to expose flaws in smart contracts, consensus mechanisms, nodes, and wallets before they can be exploited. Recent incidents such as the $2.17 billion crypto thefts in 2025 and the 17‑hour Solana outage...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 31, 2026
AI-Powered Penetration Testing: Definition, Tools and Process
AI‑powered penetration testing combines machine‑learning models, autonomous agents, and traditional security tools to simulate real‑world attacks faster and more comprehensively than manual testing. Recent research shows AI agents achieved 82 % precision and outperformed nine out of ten human testers in...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 31, 2026
IoT Penetration Testing: Definition, Process, Tools, and Benefits
IoT penetration testing evaluates the entire IoT ecosystem—from hardware and firmware to cloud services—by simulating multi‑stage attacks. The practice uncovered critical flaws in high‑profile incidents, such as Southern Water’s water‑monitoring hack and an NHS Trust breach, both caused by outdated...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 31, 2026
NDSS 2025 – PropertyGPT
PropertyGPT leverages large language models to automatically generate formal verification properties for smart contracts, using a retrieval‑augmented pipeline that pulls similar human‑written properties from a vector database. The system iteratively refines generated properties with compilation and static‑analysis feedback to ensure...
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News•Jan 30, 2026
NDSS 2025 – Silence False Alarms
Researchers at NDSS 2025 introduced AutoAR, a system that automatically recognizes anti‑reentrancy patterns in Ethereum smart contracts. By leveraging a novel RentPDG graph representation and a graph auto‑encoder with clustering, AutoAR can detect twelve common protective patterns with 89% accuracy....
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
NDSS 2025 – Provably Unlearnable Data Examples
The NDSS 2025 paper tackles the lack of provable guarantees in machine‑unlearning by introducing a certification framework for (q, η)-learnability. It proposes Provably Unlearnable Examples (PUEs) that tighten certification bounds and resist simple weight‑recovery attacks. Experiments show PUEs cut certified learnability...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Agentic AI and Non‑Human Identities Demand a Paradigm Shift In Security: Lessons From NHIcon 2026
The second NHIcon 2026 conference highlighted that traditional identity and access management (IAM) is ill‑suited for the rise of agentic AI and non‑human identities (NHIs). Speakers argued that static roles, long‑lived credentials, and session‑based trust amplify risk as autonomous agents act...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Top 6 Data Breaches of January 2026
In January 2026 six high‑profile data breaches—Nike, Melwood, SNP Transformations, Venezia Bulk Transport, Global Shop Solutions, and Grubhub—highlight a shift toward exposure through internal access paths and third‑party tools. Breaches ranged from a 1.4 TB internal data exfiltration at Nike to a...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Top 10 B2B Healthcare SaaS SSO Solutions in 2026
Healthcare SaaS vendors now face a non‑negotiable requirement: integrate Single Sign‑On with hospital identity providers to secure access and meet procurement standards. Data breaches in the sector average $12 million per incident, driving CISOs to demand instant revocation and compliance‑ready authentication....
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Why Passwordless Authentication Is Critical for Online Learning & Student Services
Online learning has become core campus infrastructure, but passwords remain the weakest link, exposing grades, payments, and personal data. Passwordless authentication replaces reusable secrets with device‑bound credentials such as passkeys, security keys, magic links, OTPs, and push approvals. The shift...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Helpdesk Impersonation: A High-Risk Social Engineering Attack
Helpdesk impersonation is a social‑engineering technique where attackers pose as employees or partners to trick IT support staff into granting unauthorized access. By leveraging publicly available information and urgency cues, they can obtain password resets, MFA device changes, and privileged...
By Security Boulevard
News•Jan 30, 2026
Top 5 PCI Compliant Hosting Providers
The article outlines the five leading PCI‑compliant hosting providers—AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Rackspace, and specialized PCI hosts—explaining how each aligns its infrastructure with PCI DSS requirements. It emphasizes the shared‑responsibility model, where providers manage the underlying hardware while...
By Security Boulevard
Deals•Jan 28, 2026
Radware Acquires Pynt to Bolster API Security Testing
Radware announced this week that it has acquired Pynt, a provider of API security testing tools. The acquisition will expand Radware's API security platform with design and testing capabilities, enhancing its offering for cybersecurity teams.
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Deals•Jan 18, 2026
ICE Acquires Tangles Social‑Media Monitoring Tool to Boost Surveillance
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recently acquired the social‑media monitoring tool Tangles, expanding its surveillance capabilities. The acquisition, highlighted in a recent report, complements ICE's existing system that includes the Webloc tool. Deal terms and value were not...
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Deals•Jan 18, 2026
Merge Labs Raises $252M to Link Brains and Computers
Merge Labs, a brain‑computer interface startup co‑founded by AI entrepreneur Sam Altman, announced a $252 million fundraising round to develop devices that connect human brains to computers. The capital will be used to advance medical applications before expanding to consumer products.
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