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Cybersecurity experts outline how to respond to PHP vulnerabilities
Two critical vulnerabilities have been found in PHP infrastructure used by about 70 percent of websites worldwide, prompting warnings that ordinary users should also prepare for possible personal data leaks. OpenAI found the flaws while researching with its AI models, Business Insider reported. The U.S. National Security Agency warned one flaw could be used to steal sensitive data, disrupt services and penetrate deeper into networks. Experts and industry figures urged prompt updates and stronger account security.
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Security hot issue: N2SF rollout nears as security buzz rises; countries scramble to respond to Mythos
With South Korea set to implement the National Cybersecurity Basic Guidelines in May and introduce the N2SF framework, security companies are accelerating efforts to target expected demand for related solutions. The guidelines include data controls based on classification levels, minimum security budget and staffing ratios, mandatory multi-factor authentication and new measures for AI systems and private cloud security. Interest is also rising in Anthropic’s Mythos AI model, prompting governments and companies to prepare responses.
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Aikido Security launches \'Endpoint\' AI security agent for developer workstations
Belgian cybersecurity company Aikido Security has launched Endpoint, a lightweight security agent designed to protect the use of AI on developer workstations and respond to open-source software supply chain attacks, SiliconANGLE reported on April 20. The company said developer workstations have become security blind spots at many organisations as AI-based development and deployment spread and create new attack surfaces beyond existing security processes.