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Cybersecurity Leaders Warn of AI Trust Gap

More than one in five organizations have fallen victim to AI-powered attacks, with 22% reporting a security incident in the past year where hackers used artificial intelligence to breach critical business platforms. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for cybersecurity leaders to address the growing AI trust gap.

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GitLab Flaw Exploited in Wild Days After Disclosure

In a chilling demonstration of the new reality in vulnerability exploitation, attackers began exploiting a newly disclosed GitLab flaw within minutes of its public disclosure, leaving little time for patching. This rapid reproduction and exploitation is a stark reminder that waiting for the next patch cycle may no longer be a viable defense strategy.

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Cyberattacks Surge 89% as AI Becomes Dual Threat

The threat landscape is evolving at an alarming rate: AI is now being wielded as a powerful tool by cyberattackers, with a staggering 89% surge in AI-enabled attacks. This dual threat - where AI is both the weapon and the target - has adversaries leveraging AI agents at 2.5 times the rate of human-triggered threats.

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AI Enables Faster, Cheaper Cyber-Attacks

Cyber attacks just got a whole lot faster, cheaper, and sneakier thanks to AI, which is now a key player in the cybercrime world, enabling attackers to launch more sophisticated and elusive threats. ReliaQuest reports that AI is revolutionizing the attack workflow, making it easier for attackers to scale, customize, and slip past traditional defenses.

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