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Dec 4, 2025
Dave Baggett, co-founder and CEO of INKY, discusses the outdated nature of email security, emphasizing its origins dating back to 1971. He highlights how the proliferation of email makes it a prime target for attackers, citing challenges with sender authentication and brand spoofing. Baggett advocates for modern solutions like multi-factor authentication and AI-driven defenses to combat evolving threats. He also explores the potential of generative AI to enhance email security by refining tactics and significantly reducing malicious content.
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Alleged iOS 26 Full-Chain Exploit For Sale
- A threat actor advertised a claimed full-chain iOS 26 zero-day enabling sandbox escape and full device control.
- Dataminer urged treating the offer as critical and emphasized mobile visibility and rapid patching once fixed.
AI In OT Requires Strong Governance
- AI in operational technology can boost automation but increases attack surface and unsafe failure modes.
- Guidance stresses governance, oversight, testing, and keeping humans in the loop.
Capita's Ransomware Failures And Fine
- Capita's SOC missed alerts for more than 58 hours, enabling lateral movement and exfiltration.
- Regulators fined Capita £14 million and cited ignored penetration test findings and poor crisis transparency.