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- Beyond Qubit Counts: How Real Is Q-Day?by John Willis on September 25, 2026
A physical qubit is a piece of hardware that carries quantum information. Depending on the technology, it might be a superconducting circuit, a trapped ion, a neutral atom, or a photon. A logical qubit encodes quantum information across physical resources so it can detect and correct errors. The distinction matters because a machine with a.. The post Beyond Qubit Counts: How Real Is Q-Day? appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Attackers Could Abuse SafeBleed in Salesforce Agentforce to Steal Databy Jeffrey Burt on September 25, 2026
Three flaws in Salesforce's Agentforce platform for creating AI agents and collectively called SalesBleed could give attackers access to sensitive customer information and lead to zero-click data exfiltration and phishing messages sent to users' employees. The post Attackers Could Abuse SafeBleed in Salesforce Agentforce to Steal Data appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- OpenAI Keeps Hacking and Hacking and…by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols on September 25, 2026
OpenAI says it is reviewing incidents in which its systems took “actions we did not intend,” after an AI agent accessed an Australian government health-statistics site and other agents allegedly probed university and public-data websites. That’s big of them. Where to begin? In the last few days, we discovered that OpenAI’s autonomous AI agents hacked.. The post OpenAI Keeps Hacking and Hacking and… appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- What the Second Circuit Got Wrong About Border Searches of Electronic Devicesby Mark Rasch on September 25, 2026
Second Circuit ruling in United States v. Alisigwe expands border-search powers, allowing suspicionless manual cellphone searches and raising major Fourth Amendment privacy concerns. The post What the Second Circuit Got Wrong About Border Searches of Electronic Devices appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Vicarius Leverages AI to Remediate Vulnerabilities in Under an Hourby Michael Vizard on September 24, 2026
Vicarius this week added an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that generates and validates the script code needed to detect and remediate a vulnerability in less than an hour. Sagy Kratu, principal cybersecurity strategist at Vicarius, said ScriptAI is an extension of a vRx platform that adds a set of agentic AI pipelines through which security.. The post Vicarius Leverages AI to Remediate Vulnerabilities in Under an Hour appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Before You Trust an AI Agent, Audit Its Assumptionsby Mike Toole on September 24, 2026
The industry has spent the last few years asking what AI can do. While that is a reasonable place to start, it has also encouraged a bad habit: give the tool a task, let it do its magic, and assume the result is right unless something looks obviously wrong. The problem is that bad AI.. The post Before You Trust an AI Agent, Audit Its Assumptions appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Quantum Security Moves From Roadmaps to Enterprise Realityby Alan Shimel on September 23, 2026
Aviatrix’s latest announcement brings encryption and workload containment into the same conversation. Enterprise buyers should welcome that approach and demand evidence of what it protects. The post Quantum Security Moves From Roadmaps to Enterprise Reality appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Microsoft’s Takedown of EvilTokens Illustrates Broad Use of AI by Threat Actorsby Jeffrey Burt on September 23, 2026
Microsoft took down the rapidly expanding EvilTokens phishing-as-a-service platform that had compromised more than 12,000 Microsoft email boxes across 10,000-plus companies around the world, but researchers said it was the operators' expansive use of AI throughout the attack chain that should get a lot of the attention. The post Microsoft’s Takedown of EvilTokens Illustrates Broad Use of AI by Threat Actors appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- FBI Investigating ShinyHunters Claims of Employee Data Theftby Jaime Hampton on September 22, 2026
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI and stole sensitive data on current and former employees and job applicants, including names, home addresses, Social Security numbers and assignments. The FBI said Tuesday that it was “aware of claims regarding unauthorized activity affecting FBIJobs.gov and is investigating.” The bureau has not confirmed that its.. The post FBI Investigating ShinyHunters Claims of Employee Data Theft appeared first on Security Boulevard.
- Aikido Altar Brings GLM-5.3 Security Workloads On Premby Jaime Hampton on September 22, 2026
Belgian application security company Aikido Security has released Altar, an open-weight AI model designed for locally deployed security workloads. Altar is a compressed version of GLM-5.3, a 753-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts LLM from Chinese AI company Z.ai. Starting from an AWQ-quantized version of GLM-5.3, Aikido used expert pruning to further reduce the model from 488 GB to.. The post Aikido Altar Brings GLM-5.3 Security Workloads On Prem appeared first on Security Boulevard.
