LEMON BLOG

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.

A New Round of Security Alerts - Google has once again rolled out urgent updates for its Chrome browser after security researchers uncovered four critical vulnerabilities. Among them is a zero-day flaw that hackers are already exploiting, making this update one that users should not ignore.

Microsoft has raised a red flag over a series of active cyberattacks exploiting a serious vulnerability in its on-premises SharePoint server software. In an urgent security advisory, the tech giant is urging all affected organisations to install critical security updates without delay to fend off potential breaches.