Jeffrey Burt is a Senior Editor at The New Stack. He specializes in topics related to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and deep tech, with a focus on cyber attacks, data breaches, and the implications of AI platforms in cloud computing. Jeffrey's work has been featured in notable publications such as Security Boulevard, RealClearMarkets, and The Next Platform.
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By: Jeffrey Burt
Anxious cybersecurity pros are watching as Anthropic greatly expands the number of organizations that get access to its Mythos frontier AI model and OpenAI makes similar moves with its GPT-5.5-Cyber. Meanwhile, the White House is asking vendors to voluntarily let the government take a look at such models before they're released.
By: Jeffrey Burt
The DOJ, along with private-sectors companies like Meta and Microsoft and international law enforcement agencies, launched a global operation against scam compounds in Southeast Asia, freezing $3.8 billion cryptocurrency and disrupted 1.4 million social media and email accounts.
The time it takes for a threat actor to compromise a target and begin moving laterally through their network continues to shrink in the AI era, forcing
The AI-powered tool can help help MSSPs differentiate themselves in an increasingly crowded market.
By: Jeffrey Burt
IBM is being accused by a former cybersecurity executive of covering up multiple data breaches of its cloud systems by a China-nexus hacking group over several years as much as a decade ago and of holding back details of security weaknesses in the network in order to gain and keep lucrative government contracts.
The World Economic Forum (WEC) laid out the complicated nature of AI when it comes to cybersecurity, serving as a powerful defense against adversaries
By: Jeffrey Burt
From N-days to N-hours. Anthropic researchers say the AI vendor's Mythos Preview foundation model can rapidly generate PoCs and exploits for N-day vulnerabilities, needing only hours or sometimes minutes to do something that in the past took bad actors weeks or months.
By: Jeffrey Burt
From N-days to N-hours. Anthropic researchers say the AI vendor's Mythos Preview foundation model can rapidly generate PoCs and exploits for N-day vulnerabilities, needing only hours or sometimes minutes to do something that in the past took bad actors weeks or months.
By: Jeffrey Burt
ServiceNow this month fixed a vulnerability in its cloud platform have being alerted to "anomalous activity" by users. However, the vendor said the activity that was detected was likely the work of security researchers who were investigating the flaw.
By: Jeffrey Burt
At this point, it should come as no surprise to organizations that identity has become a high-profile target for bad actors looking to gain access to corporate IT systems.
