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Cyber-criminals are exploiting public records to target those applying for planning permits. This poses a serious risk of identity theft and scams. Stay informed and vigilant to protect yourself.

Akamai reports a staggering rise in API attacks, with 87% of organizations affected. This shift to behavior-based attacks highlights serious security risks. Organizations must enhance their defenses to combat this growing threat.

A DDoS attack in Perm, Russia, knocked the city's parking payment system offline, leading to free parking for drivers. This incident highlights vulnerabilities in smart parking systems and the risks of cyberattacks. Local authorities are working to restore normal operations while emphasizing the need for improved cybersecurity measures.

North Korean hackers are using phishing emails to deploy EndRAT malware. Victims' KakaoTalk accounts are compromised to spread the attack further. This poses a significant risk to sensitive information and trust among contacts. Stay vigilant against suspicious emails and messages.

Mark Curphey explores how LLMs can enhance secure coding practices. He stresses the importance of clear documentation and authoritative sources for effective AI training. This conversation sheds light on the future of coding in an AI-driven world.

Akamai warns of a new era of cyberattacks where DDoS, API abuse, and AI converge. This shift complicates defense strategies, posing significant risks for organizations. As attacks become more sophisticated, companies must enhance their security measures to stay protected.

Google has tightened restrictions on Android apps using accessibility features. This change aims to curb malware exploitation and enhance user security significantly. Users should enable Advanced Protection Mode for better protection.

Unit 42's latest research reveals that LLMs are vulnerable to prompt fuzzing attacks. This affects organizations using generative AI, risking safety and compliance. It's crucial to strengthen defenses against these evolving threats.

In a costly mistake, South Korean police revealed a cryptocurrency wallet password. This led to the theft of $4.4 million in assets. The incident raises serious questions about operational security in law enforcement.