AI Worm Develops Tailor-Made Exploits for Every Attack
IT researchers demonstrate a new type of adaptive malware: an AI worm uses LLMs to develop exploits autonomously and spreads without human involvement.
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IT researchers demonstrate a new type of adaptive malware: an AI worm uses LLMs to develop exploits autonomously and spreads without human involvement.
Google closes 18 critical vulnerabilities in Android 14, 15 and 16. Attackers could gain elevated user privileges or carry out DoS attacks.
An Enisa study shows that while some sectors are catching up on cybersecurity, the risk zone is growing. Rail transport and water supply are causing particular concern.
TU Darmstadt and e-netz Südhessen have developed a stress test methodology to make power grids more robust against cyberattacks. A real-world demonstrator is already in operation.
Artificial intelligence is drastically changing the threat landscape. Where hackers once needed months, hours are now often enough. New challenges for businesses.
Germany recorded 334,000 cybercrime cases with damages of 202.4 billion euros. Ransomware attacks are up 10%, DDoS attacks up 25%. AI is intensifying the threat.
New monitoring technologies based on digital twins enable continuous vulnerability detection across the entire product lifecycle for CRA compliance.
Microsoft warns of an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability in Exchange Server. Attackers can inject JavaScript code via manipulated emails. Emergency patches available.
11% of internet users fell victim to online fraud in 2025. Online shopping fraud tops the list of offences at 22%. Many still underestimate the risks.
Cyberattacks on industrial plants are increasing. NTT Data identifies seven main attack paths, from unpatched systems to insecure supply chains.
Palo Alto Networks warns of active attacks on a critical security flaw in PAN-OS. Administrators must apply temporary mitigations immediately.
Kaspersky discovers trojanised installers of the popular Daemon Tools software. Downloads since 8 April are affected - the vendor has not yet responded.