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HashJack: weaponizing trust in AI browser assistants

26 November 2025  |  dark6  |  AI

A vulnerability in the way AI browser assistants handle URL fragments opens doors for malicious attacks. For years, we’ve seen AI take center stage across various industries, revolutionizing...

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Google’s “Agentic SOC” takes a concrete step: alert triage and investigation agent

18 November 2025  |  dark6  |  AI

The hype around AI-driven security operations has become almost deafening, but often lacks the granular detail necessary for serious assessment. Google’s public preview of the Alert Triage and...

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LLMjacking: the exploitation of API keys in DeepSeek and beyond

8 February 2025  |  securebulletin.com  |  AI

The rise of LLMjacking, a sophisticated cyberattack targeting large language models (LLMs), has sparked growing concerns among enterprises relying on AI-driven cloud services. This technique, which involves the...

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DeepSeek: the rise of China’s AI challenger and its implications for the cyber landscape

28 January 2025  |  securebulletin.com  |  AI

In recent weeks, a new player in the artificial intelligence (AI) space has taken the tech world by storm: DeepSeek, a Chinese startup with ambitious goals of achieving...

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AI and cryptography: enhancing security with ChatGPT

17 September 2024  |  dark6  |  AI

Cybersecurity breaches are often the result of vulnerabilities in cryptographic implementations. Traditional static analysis tools often fall short in detecting these misuses. This article explores the potential of...

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NVIDIA’s controversial use of copyrighted content for AI training

7 August 2024  |  dark6  |  AI

Recent internal communications revealed that NVIDIA has utilized videos from platforms such as YouTube and Netflix to train its AI models, particularly as part of a project known...

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Reddit’s exclusive partnership with Google: a game changer in content licensing

1 August 2024  |  dark6  |  AI

In a significant move, Reddit has opted to restrict access to its content exclusively to Google, effectively banning all other search engines, including Bing and DuckDuckGo. This decision...

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EU Secures Groundbreaking Agreement on Artificial Intelligence Regulation: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Artificial Intelligence Act

9 December 2023  |  dark6  |  AI

Explore the groundbreaking EU agreement on the Artificial Intelligence Act, setting clear rules for AI use. Delve into the challenges and compromises, from generative AI to face recognition,...

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