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Biomedical Data Breach: What Went Wrong?
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AI-driven cyber threats are rising, with deepfakes altering social media content and hackers using AI for phishing. The Biomedical breach exposed thousands of medical records, highlighting vendor security risks. Microsoft patched a Secure Boot flaw, while Veeam fixed a critical MitM vulnerability. India’s cybersecurity laws evolve, impacting businesses. Lior Div’s startup, 7AI, aims to counter AI-powered attacks. Meanwhile, a global cybersecurity talent shortage threatens corporate security.
Reference: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
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