Security researchers say misconfigured databases and public API keys left the AI agent social network open to anyone on the internet.

What happens when thousands of AI agents get together online and talk like humans do? That’s what a new social network called Moltbook, designed just for AI bots and not people, aims to find out.

History may soon repeat itself with a novel new platform: networks of AI agents carrying out instructions from prompts and sharing them with other AI agents, which could spread the instructions ...

Kristina Tanasichuk, HSToday's Executive Editor, sat down with Dexter Ingram, national security expert and member of ...

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New investors, including National Grid Partners, Gresham House Ventures and Morpheus Ventures, validate growing demand for modular, scaling networking technologies within quantum computing. The ...

Unified solution leverages Arista’s AI networking fabric and Palo Alto's next generation firewalls for zero-trust security in the data center. Arista Networks and Palo Alto Networks have extended ...

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Built to defend enterprise networks, network edge security devices are becoming liabilities, with an alarming rise in zero-day exploits of what experts describe as basic vulnerabilities. Can the ...

The IAEA has launched a new research project to enhance computer security for artificial intelligence systems that may be used in the nuclear sector. The project aims to strengthen computer security ...