Introducing McAfee's Scam Detector – Now Included in All Core Plans | McAfee Blog

Introducing McAfee's Scam Detector – Now Included in All Core Plans | McAfee Blog

In today’s online world, scams are everywhere—and they’re harder to spot than ever. From sophisticated phishing texts and deepfake videos to emails that look just like messages from your bank or delivery provider, scammers are constantly evolving. And so are we.  Introducing McAfee’s Scam Detector: advanced scam detection technology built to spot and stop scams across text messages, emails, and videos. It’s included at no extra cost in all core McAfee plans for customers in…

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AMD targets hosting providers with affordable EPYC 4005 processors

AMD targets hosting providers with affordable EPYC 4005 processors

According to Pinkesh Kotecha, chairman and MD of Ishan Technologies, AMD’s 4th Gen EPYC processors stood out because they offer the right combination of high performance, energy efficiency, and security. “Their high core density and ability to optimize performance per watt made them ideal for managing data-intensive operations like real-time analytics and high-frequency transactions. Additionally, AMD’s strong AI roadmap and growing portfolio of AI-optimised solutions position them as a forward-looking partner, ready to support our…

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Why enterprise architecture needs a new playbook

Why enterprise architecture needs a new playbook

Decentralization. AI initiatives often need centralized data lakes, while domain-driven models emphasize decentralized ownership. Complex governance. Ensuring data quality, lineage and compliance becomes more challenging as data is federated across domains but consumed centrally by AI models. On-demand data access. AI systems require real-time data access and adaptability, which can collide with the more fixed, process-centric nature of traditional EA frameworks. How can modern EA bridge the gap? According to Dharani Pothula, “Enterprise architects need…

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CVE-2025-32756: Zero-Day Vulnerability in Multiple Fortinet Products Exploited in the Wild

CVE-2025-32756: Zero-Day Vulnerability in Multiple Fortinet Products Exploited in the Wild

Fortinet has observed threat actors exploiting CVE-2025-32756, a critical zero-day arbitrary code execution vulnerability which affects multiple Fortinet products including FortiVoice, FortiMail, FortiNDR, FortiRecorder and FortiCamera. Background On May 13th, Fortinet published a security advisory (FG-IR-25-254) for CVE-2025-32756, a critical arbitrary code execution vulnerability affecting multiple Fortinet products. CVE Description CVSSv3 CVE-2025-32756 An arbitrary code execution vulnerability in FortiVoice, FortiMail, FortiNDR, FortiRecorder and FortiCamera 9.6 Analysis CVE-2025-32756 is an arbitrary code execution vulnerability affecting multiple…

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New ‘Chihuahua Stealer’ Targets Browser Data and Crypto Wallets

New ‘Chihuahua Stealer’ Targets Browser Data and Crypto Wallets

A new strain of infostealer blending standard malware techniques with unusually advanced features has been detected. First flagged by a Reddit user in April 2025, the malware, known as Chihuahua Stealer, was analyzed by G Data CyberDefense, which shared its findings in a May 13 report. While appearing unsophisticated on the surface, this .NET infostealer employs advanced methods, including stealthy loading, scheduled task persistence and a multi-staged payload. Multi-Stage PowerShell Script Infection On April 9,…

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Tech leaders are rushing to deploy agentic AI, study shows

Tech leaders are rushing to deploy agentic AI, study shows

Piyawat Wuttichaikitcharoen / Getty Images Tech executives are moving swiftly to embrace AI agents, according to the latest Technology Pulse Poll from accounting firm Ernst & Young (EY). The poll, which surveyed more than 500 tech leaders in April, found about half (48%) of respondents have at least begun deploying agentic AI within their organizations. Slightly more (around 50%) said most of their companies’ internal AI operations will be fully autonomous within the next two…

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INE Security Alert: Continuous CVE Practice Closes Critical Gap Between Vulnerability Alerts and Effective Defense

INE Security Alert: Continuous CVE Practice Closes Critical Gap Between Vulnerability Alerts and Effective Defense

INE Security, a global leader in hands-on cybersecurity training and certifications, today highlighted how ongoing real-world practice with the latest CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is essential for transforming security teams from reactive to proactive defenders. With over 26,000 new CVEs documented in the past year, security teams are drowning in vulnerability alerts while facing exploit windows that have compressed to hours in many cases. “Reading CVE bulletins is not the same as knowing how…

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European Police Bust €3m Investment Fraud Ring

European Police Bust €3m Investment Fraud Ring

Law enforcement agencies in five regions have joined forces to take down an organized crime group responsible for defrauding scores of victims, according to Europol. The European police group claimed that at least 100 victims have been defrauded to the tune of over €3m ($3.4m), by a criminal network offering them high returns on fake investment opportunities. The operation began nearly three years ago in Germany, when a married couple reportedly notified local police that…

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Your car's USB port has hidden superpowers: 5 features you're not taking advantage of

Your car's USB port has hidden superpowers: 5 features you're not taking advantage of

Chris Bayer/ZDNET In 2005, about 3.3 million cars sold that year included at least one USB port. Twenty years later, more than 200 million cars have embedded connectivity outlets (USB-A), and these days, a significant portion of them have USB-C ports. Some vehicles have as many as nine ports! Even many newer-model motorcycles have USB outlets. Also: 5 Chromecast features you’re not using enough on your TV (including a smart home buff) Usually situated on the…

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Who wants to be a chief AI officer? A new career path emerges

Who wants to be a chief AI officer? A new career path emerges

gremlin/Getty Images In the year ahead, nine out of 10 organizations are expected to hire talent with generative AI expertise, with a quarter of organizations forecasting that at least half of their new hires will need this skill. In addition, six in 10 companies now have a chief AI officer (CAIO) to guide the process. Also: Most CEOs find their C-suite lacks much-needed ‘AI-savvy’ These are the findings from a new survey of 3,739 executives…

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