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Oct 13th, 2026From 29 Minutes to 27 Seconds: The Alarming Speed of AI-Driven Cyberattacks
Time is the most valuable resource in cybersecurity. In the past, defenders have depended on a limited window to identify an incursion, react, and control the threat before significant harm is done. However, that window has all but disappeared, according to a sharp new warning from the EC-Council. In 2025, eCrime ...
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Oct 8th, 2026Tavus Griffin Passes the Video Turing Test: When You Can't Tell AI From Human on a Video Call
Is it possible to distinguish between an AI and a human person during a video call? In a recent survey, the response was "no" for almost half of the participants. Griffin is a "Human Interaction Model" (HIM) that the San Francisco-based research lab Tavus says is ...
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Oct 6th, 2026Hashing vs Encryption vs Encoding: Why the Difference Matters for Your Data Security
Three phrases are used interchangeably in cybersecurity discussions, and this misconception poses a serious risk. Data is transformed by hashing, encryption, and encoding. However, treating them as synonyms is a mistake that might result in major security flaws because they fulfill essentially different objectives. You must understand the distinction if ...
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Oct 2nd, 2026Stop Replying 'STOP': Why Responding to Spam Texts Is Dangerous and How to Block Them for Good
Your phone buzzes. It's a text from an unknown number, maybe a political candidate, a car warranty salesperson, or a "wrong number" asking about dinner plans. You might be tempted to reply "STOP" or politely tell the sender they have the wrong person. Don't! ...
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Sep 30th, 2026Protecting Your Bottom Line: The True Financial Cost of a Data Breach
Stolen records, millions of customer emails, passwords, or financial information usually make headlines when a data breach occurs. However, the true narrative is measured in dollars and cents for the company responsible for the breach. A single data breach may cost a business millions of dollars, and the harm goes ...
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