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At Davos, Cybersecurity Is a Leadership Imperative

IT Security News - infosec - IT Security News • Publié le 19 janvier 2026

As leaders gather at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026, Fortinet highlights why cybersecurity is now a leadership imperative driven by systemic risk, AI, and the need for collective defense. This article has been indexed from Industry Trends…

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Passwordless Authentication: Hype vs. Reality

We are living in an era in which data breaches and cyberattacks are growing exponentially and frequently dominate news headlines. The simple and humble password — since its inception — has repeatedly proven to be difficult to secure…

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UAE Banks Ditch SMS OTPs for Biometric App Authentication

  UAE banks have discontinued SMS-based one-time passwords (OTPs) for online transactions from January 6, 2026, moving customers to app-based and biometric authentication as part of a wider security overhaul led by the Central Bank of…

itsecuritynews.info•1 janvier 1970

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European Authorities Identify Black Basta Suspects as Ransomware Group Collapses

  Two Ukrainians are now under suspicion of aiding Black Basta, a ransomware network tied to Russia, after joint work by police units in Ukraine and Germany – this step adds pressure on the hacking group’s operations. The man…

itsecuritynews.info•1 janvier 1970

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Prompt Injection Defense Architecture: Sandboxed Tools, Allowlists, and Typed Calls

Why Prompt Injection Keeps Winning in Production Most prompt injection incidents follow the same pattern: The model reads untrusted instructions (user text, RAG chunks, web pages, PDFs, emails). Those instructions impersonate authority:…

itsecuritynews.info•1 janvier 1970

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Hacker Pleads Guilty to Access Supreme Court, AmeriCorps, VA Systems

Nicholas Moore, a 24-year-old Tennessee man, pleaded guilty to using stolen credentials of authorized users to hack into computer systems of the Supreme Court, VA, and AmeriCorps, obtaining sensitive information and then posting it online…

itsecuritynews.info•1 janvier 1970

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Malicious Chrome Extensions Target Enterprise HR and ERP Platforms to Steal Credentials

One after another, suspicious Chrome add-ons began appearing under false pretenses – each masquerading as helpful utilities. These were pulled from public view only after Socket, a cybersecurity group, traced them back to a single pattern…

Google Trends•1 janvier 1970

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Black Basta Under Pressure After Ukraine Germany Enforcement Operation

Investigators say the Black Basta ransomware campaign left a trail of disruption that extended across Europe and beyond, impacting everything from hospital wards to industrial production lines that were abruptly halted, resulting in a…

Google Trends•1 janvier 1970

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