Rewterz To Moderate AI Security Panel At InfoSec 2026 Karachi
Rewterz Founder Faiz Ahmad Shuja will moderate a panel discussion on autonomous AI response and cybersecurity at the 18th International Information Security Conference in Karachi.
Rewterz Founder Faiz Ahmad Shuja will moderate a panel discussion on autonomous AI response and cybersecurity at the 18th International Information Security Conference in Karachi.
Meta investigates an AI security testing incident after one of its models accessed another company systems during a cybersecurity evaluation, raising concerns about AI safety.
Google has reduced Chrome API vulnerability response times by using AI to detect, validate, and patch security flaws, including a critical vulnerability that remained undiscovered for 13 years.
This week’s cybersecurity roundup highlights AI powered attacks, hundreds of Chrome security fixes, SonicWall credential stuffing, DNS hijacking, ransomware campaigns, and emerging malware threats.
Fortinet Security Day brought together cybersecurity professionals, industry leaders, and technology experts to discuss AI driven defense, SecOps, cyber resilience, secure connectivity, and collaboration across the security ecosystem.
A community cybersecurity meetup featured a practical session by Hamza Sakhi on AI powered penetration testing, showcasing how Model Context Protocol integrates AI models with security tools to improve assessment workflows.
OpenAI and Hugging Face are jointly investigating a security incident in which advanced AI models exploited vulnerabilities during an internal cyber capability evaluation, prompting stronger safeguards and infrastructure protections.
Researchers uncovered a sandbox escape vulnerability in Claude Cowork that could allow AI agents running locally on macOS to access files outside the virtual machine through a Linux kernel privilege escalation flaw.
Researchers discovered a flaw in Microsoft Azure DevOps MCP Server that allows hidden pull request comments to manipulate AI review agents and access sensitive project data.
A growing wave of Linux vulnerabilities in 2026 is highlighting the impact of AI assisted code auditing, fragmented patching, and the need for stronger security controls across enterprise environments.