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What Mythos Reveals About Zero Trust’s Scope Problem
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What Mythos Reveals About Zero Trust’s Scope Problem

The coverage of Anthropic’s Mythos Red Team report has followed a predictable arc: a sensational headline, reactions ranging from alarm to dismissal, and little engagement with what the research actually demonstrates. That is worth correcting, because what Mythos reveals is not primarily a story about AI finding vulnerabilities. It is a story about why trusting software is no longer a viable strategy, and what the architectural response should be. 

FBI: Cybercrime Losses Hit a Record $21 Billion Last Year, Fueled by AI
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FBI: Cybercrime Losses Hit a Record $21 Billion Last Year, Fueled by AI

Americans reported losing $20.9 billion to cybercrime in 2025—much of it to AI-enabled scams. The FBI’s latest Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) report reveals that cybercrime losses in the U.S. surged to nearly $21 billion in 2025, setting a new record and marking a dramatic jump from the already staggering $16.6 billion reported for 2024. Scams are becoming more sophisticated, more scalable, and far more profitable than ever. Key takeaways * Cybercrime losses reached ~$21 billion in

Bitdefender Threat Debrief | April 2026
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Bitdefender Threat Debrief | April 2026

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Is AirDrop safe for business? Risks and how to use it safely
Very Small Business

Is AirDrop safe for business? Risks and how to use it safely

AirDrop is one of those features you don’t really think about. It’s fast, it works, and in a business context, it often feels easier than emailing files or uploading them somewhere. But that same convenience can hide small risks. Before you rely on it for everyday business use, it’s worth understanding where things can go wrong. Key takeaways * AirDrop is secure, but how you use it matters. * Leaving it visible can expose you to unwanted requests. * The biggest risk is sending files to th