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Can threat actors make ChatGPT malware? #ai #cybersecurity #gpt5

GPT-5 was jailbroken in under 24 hours using simple "storytelling" techniques that bypass safety guardrails. The key insight from our podcast? Individual AI requests appear legitimate but become dangerous when combined. Bad actors can request network code in one session, convincing emails in another, and credential collection forms in a third. Each task seems normal individually, but together they form a complete phishing toolkit.

How To Threat Hunt in Encrypted Network Traffic

Threat hunters need evidence to find adversaries. Networks offer a broad and reliable source of evidence, helping hunters make sense of movement across their environment via an immutable record of activity. Traffic, unlike endpoints, cannot lie. But the rise of encryption complicates this picture, especially where decryption isn't an optimal or possible solution.

Building effective threat hunting and detection rules in Elastic Security

Learn to create custom detection rules in Elastic Security following real detection use cases. This blog will guide you through creating custom detection rules in Elastic Security, equipping you with best practices for using Elasticsearch Query Language (ES|QL) and Elastic AI Assistant to refine threat detection logic and add crucial context for analysts. You’ll learn how to effectively preview, test, and enhance your rules, ultimately strengthening your security operations.

How a volunteer-run wildfire site in Portugal stayed online during DDoS attacks

On July 31, 2025, just as Portugal entered the peak of another intense wildfire season, João Pina, also known as Tomahock, received an automated alert from Cloudflare. His volunteer-run project, fogos.pt, now a trusted source of real-time wildfire information for millions across Portugal, was under attack. One of the several alerts fogos.pt received related to the DDoS attack.

A Complete Guide to AD Synchronization in Hybrid IT Environments

Active Directory synchronization aligns on-prem and cloud identities, supporting secure access, policy consistency, and operational efficiency in hybrid environments. It enables unified authentication, automates provisioning, and enforces governance across platforms. Netwrix Directory Management enhances this with end-to-end synchronization, real-time updates, access reviews, and password policy enforcement—without third-party connectors.

Identity Lifecycle Management: A Complete Guide to ILM Stages, Tools, and Best Practices

Identity Lifecycle Management governs digital identities across their full lifecycle, automating provisioning, access changes, and deprovisioning. It enforces least privilege, synchronizes identity data, and integrates with HR, IAM, and SIEM systems. Role-based controls, audit trails, and policy-driven workflows ensure secure, compliant access across hybrid environments and machine identities.

One Plugin, Four IDEs: Building a Consistent Security Experience Across Developer Tools

If you regularly work across IDEs, you’ve probably noticed how security tools often behave inconsistently. One plugin might work well in VS Code but feel clunky in PyCharm or Visual Studio. We set out to change that. The Veracode Scan plugin delivers a consistent, reliable experience across VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Eclipse, and Visual Studio — helping developers focus on writing secure code, not troubleshooting plugins.

MURKY PANDA: A Trusted-Relationship Threat in the Cloud

Since 2023, CrowdStrike Services and CrowdStrike Counter Adversary Operations have investigated multiple intrusions conducted by MURKY PANDA, a sophisticated adversary leveraging advanced tradecraft to compromise high-profile targets. MURKY PANDA, active since at least 2023, is a cloud-conscious adversary with a broad targeting scope; the adversary’s operations have particularly focused on government, technology, academia, legal, and professional services entities in North America.