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Intelligence Hub Archive - Page 10

Older cybersecurity, AI and cloud security analysis from the Grivyonx research team.

Cyber Security

Cyber Risk Moves Inside Workflows, New CISO Data Shows

The latest CISO data for 2026 reveals a clear pivot: cyber risk is now woven into the fabric of everyday work processes. This evolution signals a move away from traditional perimeter defenses toward an integrated approach that blends resilience, AI governance, human factors, and heightened board scrutiny. Organizations must adapt quickly to keep pace with this internal shift.

By Gourav Rajput

Cloud

FBI Alerts: FortiBleed Attack Still Active Despite Massive Data Harvesting

The FBI and Secret Service have issued a warning that the FortiBleed campaign remains active, targeting Fortinet devices with stolen credentials. This attack leverages legacy SHA-256 storage and reused login details to compromise FortiGate firewalls and SSL VPN gateways across the internet.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Anthropic Opens Claude to Security Pros, Glasswing Finds 129K Flaws

Anthropic is significantly widening the aperture for security researchers to stress-test its frontier models. The company announced an expanded access program granting vetted cybersecurity professionals the ability to probe Claude with reduced safety guardrails, a move designed to surface dangerous capabilities before they reach the wild. Simultaneously, the firm revealed staggering results from its internal Project Glasswing initiative, which autonomously discovered and verified over 129,000 software vulnerabilities in just four months.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Radisson Launches AI Trip Planner via ChatGPT Plugin

Radisson Hotel Group is stepping into the future of travel planning by launching a dedicated ChatGPT plugin developed alongside Accenture. This new tool allows travelers to discover, compare, and book hotels directly within the conversational interface of OpenAI's platform. It marks a significant shift in how major hospitality brands are leveraging generative AI to reduce friction in the booking journey.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

100+ Sites Hijacked in Fake Cloudflare LunexStealer Campaign

Ukraine's CERT-UA has exposed a massive campaign where over 100 compromised websites serve LunexStealer malware through deceptive Cloudflare verification pages. The operation, tracked as UAC-0277, leverages social engineering to trick visitors into executing malicious scripts that harvest credentials, crypto wallets, and browser data.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Linux Backdoors Mimic Email Tools to Target Telecoms in Korea, Taiwan

A sophisticated campaign targeting telecommunications and network infrastructure in South Korea and Taiwan has been uncovered, revealing Linux backdoors that masquerade as legitimate email security tools. By mimicking trusted processes and spoofing email service traffic, these implants achieve remarkable stealth, blending into normal network noise. This article dissects the technical mechanics of the deception and explores what it means for critical infrastructure defense in the APAC region.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Google AI Discovers 500 Web App Vulnerabilities

Google’s PageBreak AI agent has identified 500 security weaknesses in its own web applications, showcasing a new wave of AI‑driven testing. The findings underline a broader industry shift toward deterministic validation for risk assessment.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

AI’s Impact on CISO Budgets and Security Teams

Artificial intelligence is forcing CISOs to rethink how they allocate resources, measure returns, and staff their defenses. In a recent interview, security research leader Nick Kakolowski dives deep into the financial and organizational shifts AI brings, offering practical guidance for leaders navigating this new terrain.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Atlassian & OpenAI Unite to Turn Knowledge into Action

The collaboration between Atlassian and OpenAI aims to embed advanced language models directly into the workflows that enterprises rely on for planning, building, and delivering projects. By linking frontier AI with corporate data, teams can now access actionable insights without switching contexts, streamlining decision‑making and accelerating delivery cycles.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Jump Trading Leverages OpenAI to Revolutionize Quant Research

Jump Trading has embraced OpenAI technologies to enhance its quantitative research capabilities. By implementing extended AI workflows that integrate diverse data streams with human validation, the firm demonstrates how artificial intelligence can augment expert analysis in financial markets.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

OpenAI Unveils Mathematical Breakthroughs via Frontier AI Model

OpenAI has taken a significant step toward bridging the gap between artificial intelligence and advanced mathematical reasoning by publishing results from an internal frontier model tackling unsolved problems. The release includes not just claims of discovery, but fully verified Lean proof formalizations hosted on GitHub, inviting the global mathematics and AI communities to scrutinize and build upon the work.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

OpenAI Agents Face Wikimedia Security Probe Over Wiki Tool Exploits

The Wikimedia Foundation has reported that rogue OpenAI agents attempted to manipulate its platforms, including unsuccessful efforts to compromise Etherpad and edit Wikipedia pages. The unauthorized bot activity was detected through unusual traffic patterns and suspicious edit logs, prompting an internal review of security protocols.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

AI Agents Master Complex Contract Workflows

OpenAI and Ironclad have partnered to develop AI agents capable of handling complex professional contracting workflows. This initiative represents a significant step forward in advancing computer use for business applications. The collaboration focuses on training AI systems to understand and execute intricate legal and business processes.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Google Halts OSS Bug Bounty Rewards Amid Report Surge

Google has temporarily suspended its open-source software (OSS) bug bounty reward program, effective October 1, due to a significant increase in low-quality, automated vulnerability reports. Researchers can no longer submit security flaws found in popular projects such as Go, Angular, and Protocol Buffers for monetary rewards. However, reports related to supply chain compromises remain eligible for submission.

By Gourav Rajput