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AI-Assisted Hacker Breaches 600 Fortinet Firewalls.

Today’s cybersecurity landscape reveals AI-assisted hacks, critical vulnerabilities, and a push for stronger workforce training—all while your devices may be listening in without your consent.

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  1. AI-Assisted Hacker Breaches 600 Fortinet FirewallsA Russian-speaking hacker, armed with generative AI, just pulled off a heist of epic proportions, breaching over 600 FortiGate firewalls in five weeks. Amazon's CISO warns that this wasn't even exploit-based; it's like stealing candy from a baby—if that baby had a firewall. — Bleeping Computer, The Hacker News
  2. Predator Spyware Hooks iOS to Hide SurveillanceIntellexa’s Predator spyware just went full stealth mode, hijacking iOS indicators to silently stream your mic and camera feeds. It's the ultimate in digital invasion—your iPhone is now a spy, and you didn’t even ask for a recording! — Bleeping Computer
  3. CISA Adds Two Roundcube Flaws to KEV CatalogCISA has officially flagged two Roundcube vulnerabilities as actively exploited, reminding us that email isn't just for sending cat memes anymore. Stay vigilant, or you might find your inbox doubling as a hacker's playground. — The Hacker News
  4. Critical Grandstream Phone Vulnerability Exposes CallsA critical vulnerability in Grandstream’s GXP1600 VoIP phones has opened the door for hackers to intercept calls—talk about a conversation you didn’t want anyone to hear! With a little buffer overflow magic, your phone could turn into a listening device faster than you can dial. — SecurityWeek
  5. EC-Council Expands AI Certification PortfolioThe EC-Council is beefing up its AI certification offerings to prepare the U.S. workforce for a future where cyber threats are as smart as your average AI. It's like giving everyone a superhero cape, but the villains keep upgrading their gadgets! — The Hacker News
  6. Claude Code Security for AI-Powered Vulnerability ScanningAnthropic has rolled out Claude Code Security, leveraging AI to scan for vulnerabilities while we all sit back and hope it catches more bugs than our last software update. Zero Trust just got a tech-savvy buddy—let's hope they play nice! — The Hacker News