Closing the Approval Gap in AI-Era Ad Tech: A Webinar Summary
A single approved marketing tag can quietly load fourth-party code your security team has never seen, granting full access to your forms,…
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Closing the Approval Gap in AI-Era Ad Tech Webinar
An on-demand webinar featuring Reflectiz CEO Idan Cohen and Taboola Director of Product Omri Ariav. The session addresses the Approval Gap in…
Pwn2Own Berlin 2026
Pwn2Own Berlin is a computer hacking contest held annually, where researchers compete to exploit vulnerabilities in popular software. Rapid7 Labs disclosed CVE-2026-55040…
PETS 2026: Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium
PETS 2026 is the 26th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium, held in Calgary, Canada, from July 20-25, 2026, where the crypto wallet study…
SANS Virginia Beach Fall Training Event
SANS Virginia Beach offers in-person training courses like SEC504 in the fall, with 44 labs and hands-on learning.
NDSS 2026: MVPNalyzer Presented at Security Conference
The MVPNalyzer framework was presented at the Network and Distributed System Security (NDSS) symposium in February 2026, detailing findings from a study…
Outpacing Mythos: Zscaler Webinar on Zero Trust Defense Against AI-Powered Attacks
AI-powered attacks now move at machine speed, compressing days of work into minutes. Attackers using models like Mythos can craft tailored bait,…
Free Webinar: Outpacing Mythos – Defending Against AI Attacks
A free one-hour webinar hosted by Zscaler, led by Olivia Vort, covering how AI-powered attacks work and how to stop them using…
Webinar: How AI Is Reshaping Supply Chain Security As We Know It
A webinar hosted by OX researchers on July 22, 2026, covering AI integration's impact on attack surface, MCP server findings, and supply…
Google kvmCTF Vulnerability Reward Program
kvmCTF is a Google-run bug bounty program focused on KVM vulnerabilities, offering up to $250,000 for guest-to-host escapes. The Januscape exploit was…