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May 26
Tim Wilson, co-founder and former editor-in-chief of Dark Reading, passed away five years ago in November. As Dark Reading enters its third decade, we pause to celebrate and honor Wilson's instrumental role in building and elevating the media site. Read the full story here:
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An X account associated with ShinyHunters, @odysseusgroup, boasted about "hunting" @ReliaQuest, but was the cybersecurity vendor actually breached?
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What We Missed: Did ShinyHunters 'Breach' ReliaQuest?
In this video discussion, Dark Reading editors discuss some of the news they didn't get a chance to cover, including the latest antics of ShinyHunters.
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"The bug bounty ecosystem has been suffering for a long time, and AI just pointed out where the emperor had no clothes." —Katie Moussouris, Luta Security Researchers are finding more bugs. The harder question is whether vendors can keep up with fixing them.
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AI Will End the Era of Hidden Vulnerabilities. Are Vendors Ready?
The Vulnpocalypse is a reckoning for software vendors as AI accelerates bug discovery, overwhelming remediation capacity and straining disclosure systems.
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Sep 4
According to TechTarget Cybersecurity's Alissa Irei, cyberattacks deployed by bad actors aren't always skillfully quiet and undetectable. Check out what she shares in Dark Reading's latest Reporters' Notebook here: bit.ly/4A0biK3
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Sep 4
What the AI Warning Letter Completely Missed: bit.ly/4ydgcS6 Commentary by James Lyne, Chief Executive Officer, SANS Institute
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What The AI Warning Letter Completely Missed
The recent AI warning letter is right about the "window," but it omits naming who is coming through it or, critically, who will close it.