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Intelligence Hub Archive - Page 45

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

AI

OpenAI Pledges Responsible AI Growth in Texas

In a recent correspondence, OpenAI expressed its dedication to building a trustworthy AI ecosystem across Texas. The missive highlights a roadmap for transparent operations, community benefit, and collaborative oversight, positioning the state as a potential hub for ethical AI innovation.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

North Korean Hackers Deploy Offline AI for Phishing and Malware

North Korea's Kimsuky hacking group has shifted from public chatbots to running AI models on internal servers. This move allows them to integrate document‑search utilities with stolen files and assemble AI components directly into malicious code, according to South Korean security firm Genians.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Speeding AI Development Without Compromising Security

AI is reshaping how fast teams write code, but the surge in output can quickly outpace traditional security reviews. To avoid turning security into a fugitive, organizations need automated safeguards that work at the same pace as the code they protect.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Head Mare Hijacks TrueConf Servers, Deploys PhantomCore

In July 2026, Kaspersky identified a coordinated campaign by the threat actor Head Mare that compromised unpatched TrueConf servers, replacing legitimate installers with malicious PhantomCore payloads. Targeting Russian organisations across sectors such as instrumentation, energy, and IT, the attackers used a multi‑stage vulnerability chain to gain system control and silently infect client endpoints.

By Gourav Rajput

Cloud

Trusted Cyber Models: Daybreak Partners Unlock OpenAI Power

Daybreak’s newly approved partners gain access to OpenAI’s cutting‑edge frontier cyber models, enabling them to offer AI‑powered security services that are both highly effective and tightly governed. This partnership marks a significant step toward democratizing advanced AI tools while maintaining robust compliance and trust frameworks. By embedding these models into their workflows, partners can now provide faster threat detection, automated incident response, and proactive risk mitigation—all under strict governance policies that protect client data and meet regulatory standards.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Malicious VS Code Extensions Target Crypto Developers

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a campaign where malicious Visual Studio Code extensions masquerading as Solidity development tools were silently harvesting cryptocurrency wallet credentials, API keys, and browser-stored secrets. The extensions, published under deceptive publisher names, managed to infiltrate developer environments before being pulled from registries. This incident highlights the growing risk of supply chain attacks targeting Web3 developers. Grivyonx Cloud analyzes the tactics used and what this means for securing modern development workflows.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

OpenAI's Astra Model Paused After Cybersecurity Advances

OpenAI has put a temporary hold on some internal activities surrounding its next‑generation AI model, Astra, after an internal review uncovered impressive gains in autonomous code generation and defensive security measures. The discovery has led the company to reinforce safeguards for high‑capability models and related workflows, with isolated testing environments now in place.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

Zapier’s AI-Powered Marketing Overhaul with ChatGPT Work

Zapier’s marketing team adopted ChatGPT Work to tackle common bottlenecks in the customer journey. By integrating AI, they lowered lead funnel abandonment, accelerated the production of campaign materials, and introduced fully automated reporting. The result is a leaner workflow, faster time‑to‑market, and richer insights without manual overhead.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Rovo Prompt Injection Risks: Jira & Confluence Data Leak

Atlassian’s AI assistant Rovo was shown to be manipulable into pulling Jira and Confluence data that a user can view and sending it to an external server. Two independent security firms discovered separate exploitation techniques, though one has already been fixed.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

CSS Attacks Break Webmail Defenses to Steal Credentials

A recent study demonstrates that crafted CSS inside email messages can escape their intended boundaries and interfere with webmail interfaces, allowing attackers to harvest passwords, capture authentication tokens, and hijack trusted UI actions. The findings affect major platforms such as Outlook, Gmail, Fastmail, Proton Mail, Yahoo Mail, and AOL Mail, highlighting a systemic weakness in how email clients render styling content.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Metabase Zero-Day Flaw Exploited in Wild

Metabase, a widely used business intelligence and data visualization platform, is facing a severe zero-day vulnerability that has already been exploited in real-world attacks. The flaw, rated at the highest severity level with a CVSS score of 10.0, allows unauthenticated remote attackers to inject arbitrary SQL commands into the application’s database. This could enable full administrative control over affected systems without requiring any login credentials.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

N‑able Releases Critical N‑Central Hotfix Amid Ongoing RMM Exploitation

N‑able has issued a new hotfix for its N‑Central Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) platform after a recently disclosed security flaw was found in active exploitation. The update aims to bolster defenses as attackers adapt their techniques to target managed systems worldwide. The move underscores the urgency for Managed Service Providers to stay ahead of evolving threats and highlights the importance of comprehensive patch management and AI‑driven security orchestration.

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

Critical Command Injection Flaw in Kemp LoadMaster Exploited Widely

<p>CISA has added a critical-severity vulnerability affecting Progress Kemp LoadMaster to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-8037, allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands through command injection. With 792 reported exploit attempts, organizations must act swiftly to patch systems.</p><p>The vulnerability carries a CVSS score of 9.6, indicating extreme risk. This article explores how the flaw works, its real-world impact, and steps organizations can take to mitigate threats.</p>

By Gourav Rajput

Cyber Security

800 Malicious npm Packages Deploy Cross-Platform RAT Malware

Security researchers have uncovered a massive campaign involving nearly 800 malicious packages published to the npm registry. The attack leverages AI-generated typo-squatting techniques to deliver sophisticated cross-platform remote access trojans and information stealers targeting developers across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

By Gourav Rajput

Cloud

New macOS Malware Threat: ClickFix Attacks Steal Crypto and Sensitive Data

<p>The rise of ClickFix-style attacks has introduced a new wave of macOS-targeted malware designed to steal cryptocurrency and sensitive digital credentials. These threats leverage sophisticated infection chains to bypass security measures.</p><p>Developers of this malware use Go-based code to create platform-specific payloads, ensuring maximum compatibility with targeted systems. This adaptability makes it a growing concern for both individual and enterprise users.</p>

By Gourav Rajput

AI

AI-Generated Patches Fail Half the Time

A recent examination of over 6,000 AI‑crafted patches uncovered a startling pattern: many of the fixes intended to improve software actually introduced fresh problems, broke unrelated components, or left security gaps open. This analysis digs into why the automation that promises faster updates can be unreliable, what typical failure modes look like, and how development teams can safeguard their codebases while still leveraging AI assistance.

By Gourav Rajput

AI

OpenAI's Astra: Pioneering Cybersecurity with Advanced AI Safeguards

<p>OpenAI's Astra initiative marks a pivotal step in securing AI-driven systems against sophisticated cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge AI models, the platform aims to set new benchmarks for digital safety. The company's recent evaluations reveal both progress and challenges in balancing innovation with robust security.</p><p>This analysis dives into Astra's unique approach, highlighting how OpenAI is redefining cybersecurity in the context of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.</p>

By Gourav Rajput