Why WarGames is Still Predicting the Future 40 Years Later
WarGames may be 42 years old but its prescience about our current technocracy and race to take humans out of the loop is as clear as ever
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WarGames may be 42 years old but its prescience about our current technocracy and race to take humans out of the loop is as clear as ever
In the wake of the disclosure of a serious intrusion at F5 that reportedly lasted about a year, we talk about the details of the disclosure, the potential link to Chinese state actors, the fallout from the attackers’ access to source code and bug reports, and what this could mean in the long term.
Have you heard about this AI thing? It’s wild. Turns out, attackers are using it for all kinds of things we’d rather not have them doing. Dennis Fisher is joined by two experts from CrowdStrike–Adam Meyers, head of counter adversary operations, and Elia Zaitsev, CTO–to talk about how both defenders and attackers are leveraging AI […]
The company discovered the intrusion in August but did not say when the attackers first gained access to F5’s systems or how long they had access.
Microsoft issued fixes for several actively exploited vulnerabilities in its latest patch Tuesday release.
A Saturday advisory from Oracle's CISO warned of a vulnerability impacting some deployments of E-Business Suite (CVE-2025-61884).