Tag: offensive security
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QuimaRAT Exposes Cross-Platform Threat Capabilities
Meet QuimaRAT, a commercialized remote access trojan package that's being sold as a malware-as-a-service, threatening security across multiple platforms with its flexible subscription tiers. This Java-based tool is marketed for a surprisingly low price, ranging from $150 for a month to $1,200 for lifetime access.
Infosec Pros Ditch Automated Pentesting Tools Amid AI Vulnerability Failures
Infosec pros are ditching automated pentesting tools as they fail to detect AI-driven vulnerabilities, with 78% of practitioners experiencing critical false negatives. Humans are needed to outsmart AI-era flaws that automated scanners miss.
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.
Cybersecurity Industry Scrambles to Adapt to AI-Powered Vulnerability Discovery
In a flash, an AI-powered tool uncovered a vulnerability that took down Moderna's development environment, leaving security teams scrambling to keep up with the lightning-fast capabilities of emerging tech. This game-changing incident highlights the incredible potential of AI-driven testing to expose weaknesses that human testers might miss.