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Confidence in Automated AI Vulnerability Scanning Plummets

Confidence in automated AI vulnerability scanning has taken a nosedive, with a recent survey revealing a dramatic drop from 29% to 9% in organizations relying solely on AI for testing. Instead, nearly half are turning to a hybrid approach, combining AI with human expertise for more reliable results.

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Microsoft Defender Flags DigiCert Certificates as Malware in False Positives

Microsoft Defender's recent signature update mistakenly flagged legitimate DigiCert root certificates as malware, causing widespread alerts and removal of the certificates, and even prompting some users to reinstall Windows. DigiCert quickly revoked the affected certificates within 24 hours of discovery, minimizing the impact.

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Researchers Warn of Emerging Exploit Threats After AI-Enabled Zero-Day Discovery

BleepingComputer issued a swift correction, retracting a report of a new data breach at Instructure due to reliance on outdated information from a prior incident, and expressed regret for the error. The incorrect story was pulled shortly after publication.

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AI Hallucinations Expose Organizations to 'Ghost Breach' Risk

Imagine a scenario where a cutting-edge technology lies to you, and you believe it - leading to a frantic response to a crisis that never existed. AI hallucinations are exposing organizations to a new kind of risk, dubbed "ghost breaches," where fabricated threats trigger real-life emergency responses.

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