What Happened Bank of Baroda suffered a cybersecurity incident caused by a compromised employee email account. This was not a core‑banking breach, the bank confirmed that its core systems remained secure. The attacker gained access to the mailbox and harvested sensitive documents stored in email attachments, including KYC forms, identity documents, audit files, and loan records. This is a classic Business Email Compromise (BEC) attack. What Was Stolen Confirmed by Bank of Bar

AI‑driven cyberattacks in 2026 are defined by autonomous agents, machine‑speed exploitation, and rapid weaponisation of stolen data. Organisations must upgrade their security posture to defend against AI‑accelerated threats. Artificial intelligence is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace — but it’s also transforming the threat landscape. In 2026, attackers began using AI not just as a tool, but as an autonomous offensive capability. The result? Security attacks ar

The Automation Gap is getting wider and most companies don’t even realise they’re on the wrong side of it. Over the last 18 months, I’ve watched two types of organisations emerge: 1. The ones drowning They have: AI pilots stuck in endless “testing phases” Manual processes stitched together with spreadsheets Cyber teams overwhelmed by alert fatigue Leaders who say “we’re exploring AI” but have no roadmap Automation projects blocked by legacy approvals They’re not slow because

EU AI Act enforcement has officially begun and it’s about to redefine what “responsible AI” must look like across Europe. From August 2nd, 2026, frontier AI providers are now legally required to meet strict obligations under the EU AI Act. This isn’t a soft rollout. This is the start of real enforcement with real consequences. And the BIG message is: High‑risk and frontier AI systems must be transparent, secure, and independently verified. What’s changing (and why it matters)

The disclosure of GhostApproval, a vulnerability pattern affecting Amazon Q Developer, Claude Code, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Augment, and Windsurf, marks another turning point in how we think about AI‑assisted development. This one is big because it breaks the trust boundary between developers and their AI coding assistants. Attack Summary: GhostApproval exploits a classic Unix weakness (symlink following) combined with misleading UI prompts. The result? Developers think t

Image Illustration of major culprits for 75% increase in org cyber frauds - by Muskan Gohil As per the World Economic Forum’s latest report, Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026, over 75% of organisations reported an increase in cyber fraud. Reason: Attackers aren’t getting smarter — their tools are. Automation + accessibility = a threat landscape that scales faster than most defences. And for critical national infrastructure (CNI), the stakes couldn’t be higher. What’s

The first agentic AI ransomware attack has arrived and it’s redefining what security compliance must look like. The discovery of JadePuffer, an autonomous AI agent capable of cloud reconnaissance, database exfiltration, and automated extortion, marks a turning point in cybersecurity. Attack summary: JadePuffer (an AI agent) successfully breached the login system within 31 seconds (that’s ultra-fast!) via Langflow and tookover a data server configured in Alibaba NACOS making t