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AI-driven cyber attacks automate intrusions and mass data analysis

As companies push to overhaul operations with AI, cyber attackers are also accelerating their own AI-driven shift. Hackers are moving beyond using AI to build ransomware tools, using it to search breached networks and expand access. Microsoft and other reports describe AI agents automating attacks and changing credentials to maintain persistence. Executives and security experts warn AI is amplifying vulnerabilities and could trigger a wave of incident disclosures in coming weeks and months.

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Hackers tried to exploit PHP flaws four days before patch, could be Log4Shell-scale

Hackers began searching for vulnerable servers and attempting attacks four days before patches for two critical PHP flaws were released, SecurityWeek reported on Oct. 22 citing Amazon. The flaws, known as PHP2Shell, can be used to remotely control servers. Amazon said exploit activity accelerated after information leaked online and that PHP2Shell is now widely abused. Researchers and companies estimate millions of PHP hosts remain unpatched, and CISA urged immediate updates.

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Cloudflare launches browser-based open-source AI workspace Cloudflare OS

Cloudflare has launched an open-source AI agent workspace for enterprise employees called Cloudflare OS. The browser-based platform is designed to let staff build and share customised microapps using internal company knowledge. Cloudflare said it introduced the product to address shortcomings in existing enterprise AI tools in understanding corporate structures and work methods. The system supports internal workflows, access control and connections to real-time data, and allows administrators to monitor token use and costs.