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Booking.com Phishers May Leave You With Reservations

Krebs on Security

KrebsOnSecurity last week heard from a reader whose close friend received a targeted phishing message within the Booking mobile app just minutes after making a reservation at a California. Booking.com did not respond to questions about that, and its current account security advice urges customers to enable 2FA. .

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LLM Summary of My Book Beyond Fear

Schneier on Security

Claude (Anthropic’s LLM) was given this prompt: Please summarize the themes and arguments of Bruce Schneier’s book Beyond Fear. Then lay out the most salient criticisms of the book. Accountability and Transparency – Ethical security requires checks against excessive power and oversight for responsibility.

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New Book: A Hacker’s Mind

Schneier on Security

I have a new book coming out in February. And there is an entire industry of black-hat hackers who exploit vulnerabilities in the tax code: we call them accountants and tax attorneys. And I end by looking at artificial intelligence, and what will happen when AIs start hacking. It’s about hacking.

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Hi, robot: Half of all internet traffic now automated

Malwarebytes

The rise in bots is down to generative artificial intelligence (AI), Imperva said. Good bots accounted for just 14% of the internet’s traffic. An increasing number try to hijack peoples’ online accounts, which they often do by credential stuffing. These account takeover attacks have skyrocketed lately.

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New AI “agents” could hold people for ransom in 2025

Malwarebytes

And yet, if artificial intelligence achieves what is called an agentic model in 2025, novel and boundless attacks could be within reach, as AI tools take on the roles of agents that independently discover vulnerabilities, steal logins, and pry into accounts. These are real threats, but they are not novel.

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GUEST ESSAY: Understanding the security limits of the static and dynamic passwords we rely on

The Last Watchdog

When we sign up for an online account or request resetting a password, we usually receive a new password via e-mail. However, if an attacker is able to intercept and read this e-mail she or he will be able to compromise our account. Artificial intelligence systems. Such systems do not require any effort from users.

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Cybersecurity Governance: The Road Ahead in an Era of Constant Evolution

SecureWorld News

As we stand at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, regulatory expansion, and an increasingly complex threat landscape, the governance models of the future must be more adaptive, proactive, and deeply ingrained in corporate strategy. But the question remains: where are we headed?