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How to identify fake IT workers in your remote hiring pipeline

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By Abhijit Ahaskar
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(Credits: Yuliya Taba/Getty Images) In April, according to a Department of Justice , two U.S. citizens were sentenced to seven and nine years in prison for compromising the identities of 80 U.S. nationals by using their social security numbers to apply for remote software development and IT jobs at more than 100 U.S. companies.
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AI-powered browsers: The new frontier of enterprise security risks

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By Abhijit Ahaskar
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(Credits: Digital Art Studio/Getty) Modern web browsers do more than just retrieve webpages. AI-powered browsers can now summarize content, perform tasks, and deploy agents to fill out forms, shop online, and book flights. While these agentic AI capabilities promise productivity gains, they also bring new security risks for enterprises.
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AI-powered IoT is creating a new security challenge

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By Abhijit Ahaskar
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(Credits: Jonathan Kitchen/Getty) AI is making IoT devices more capable, but it is also giving attackers new ways to compromise them. In October 2025, Microsoft blocked Opens a new window a massive, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack from the Aisuru botnet, which used a network of 500,000 compromised IoT devices, including routers and smart cameras, to flood a single cloud endpoint.
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