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SAP has released a new round of security patches addressing multiple vulnerabilities across several of its enterprise software products. For organisations that rely on SAP systems to run finance, operations, commerce, reporting, planning, or business-critical workflows, this is not the kind of update that should be treated as routine maintenance.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool being used by businesses, developers, researchers, and security teams. According to Google's Threat Intelligence Group, it is now also becoming part of the attacker's toolkit in a much more serious way. Google has revealed what it describes as the first confirmed case of hackers using AI to help develop a zero-day exploit for a planned large-scale cyberattack. In simple terms, this means attackers allegedly used an AI model to help discover and weaponise a software vulnerability that was previously unknown to the affected organisation.
AI agents are becoming more powerful because they can choose and use external tools on their own. Instead of waiting for a human to manually select every action, an agent can look through a tool registry, read the descriptions, decide which tool is suitable, and then call that tool to complete a task. On the surface, this sounds efficient and practical, especially for enterprise environments where agents may need to interact with APIs, databases, internal systems, ticketing platforms, cloud services, and business applications.
Malaysia's banking sector found itself in the spotlight recently after online claims suggested that customer data linked to OCBC Malaysia and UOB Malaysia had allegedly appeared on a cybercrime forum. The claims quickly gained attention because anything involving bank data, customer identity details and possible dark web exposure naturally raises concern among the public.
Most of us are used to receiving messages from different people during the workday. It could be from IT Support, Finance, HR, management, a vendor, a bank, a courier company, or even someone claiming to represent an external service provider. In a normal working environment, this is nothing unusual. We ask for help, we receive updates, and sometimes we are required to take action quickly.
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