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Fortinet has released patches for two high-severity vulnerabilities impacting FortiADC, FortiOS, and FortiProxy.

Vice President Kamala Harris met with the heads of companies developing AI as the Biden administration rolls out initiatives to ensure the technology improves lives without putting people’s rights and safety at risk.

Three vulnerabilities in the Azure API Management service could be exploited for internal asset access, DoS, firewall bypass, and the upload of malicious files.

A vulnerability in OpenAI’s account validation allowed anyone to obtain virtually unlimited free credit by registering new accounts with the same phone number.

Siemens recently patched a critical vulnerability affecting some of its energy ICS devices that could allow hackers to destabilize a power grid.

Google’s latest Android security updates patch over 40 vulnerabilities, including CVE-2023-0266, a kernel flaw exploited as a zero-day by a spyware vendor.

Former Uber security chief Joe Sullivan was sentenced to probation and community service for covering up the data breach suffered by the ride-sharing giant in 2016.

Fraud detection startup Moonsense has raised $4.2 million in a seed funding round co-led by Race Capital and XYZ Ventures.

Data security firm Satori has released a free and open source tool designed to help organizations find out who has access to what data and how.

Microsoft expanded public access to its generative artificial intelligence programs, despite fears that tech firms are rushing ahead too quickly with potentially dangerous technology.

Given the crippling effects ransomware has had and indications that these types of attacks aren’t slowing down, it makes sense to look to threat intelligence to help.

Meta says it disrupted the new NodeStealer malware, which likely has Vietnamese origins, within weeks after it emerged.

Cisco warns of a critical-severity RCE vulnerability impacting EoL SPA112 2-Port Phone Adapters.

The US announces charges against Denis Gennadievich Kulkov, the creator and operator of card-checking platform Try2Check since 2005 until it was taken down this week.

The Biden administration plans to announce an investment of $140 million to establish seven new AI research institutes, administration officials said.