Cybersecurity Threats

AI is accelerating exploitation timelines while known vulnerabilities remain a leading cause of security incidents, according to a CSA report. The post Cloud Security Alliance Report Highlights Growing Patch Gap Risks  appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

President Trump signed an executive order creating a voluntary AI security review framework for advanced AI models. The post Trump Signs Executive Order Creating Voluntary AI Security Review Framework appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

Claude Code GitHub Actions flaws could enable repository compromise, credential theft, and supply chain attacks. The post Claude Code GitHub Actions Flaw Created Supply Chain Attack Risk appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

Google has patched CVE-2025-48595, an actively exploited Android zero-day that enables privilege escalation on affected devices. The post Google Patches Android Zero-Day Under Active Exploitation  appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

Fake Claude Code sites are using malicious install commands to steal AI credentials, API keys, and cryptocurrency. The post Fake Claude Code Installers Deliver Credential-Stealing Malware  appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

The road to the 2026 World Cup is driving a surge in FIFA-related domain registrations and fraud concerns. The post FIFA World Cup 2026: What Third-Party Domain Registrations Reveal About Emerging Risks appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

New research shows AI adoption is accelerating, but many organizations still face governance, compliance, and readiness challenges. The post AI Growth Exposes Gaps in Governance and Readiness  appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

Carnival Corporation disclosed a data breach affecting nearly 6 million individuals. The post Carnival Data Breach Impacts Nearly 6 Million Customers appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

Weekly summary of Cybersecurity Insider newsletters in May 2026. The post AI Threats, Data Breaches, and Supply Chain Risks Define This Week of May 2026 in Cybersecurity appeared first on eSecurity Planet.

JFrog warns that AI-driven development is accelerating software supply chain threats faster than many organizations can secure them. The post AI Software Supply Chain Threats Escalate in 2026  appeared first on eSecurity Planet.