Mary Mendoza+FollowAre Gmail Passwords the New Weak Link?Google just urged billions of Gmail users to update their passwords after a wave of successful hacks. With phishing tactics getting more sophisticated, is relying on passwords—even strong ones—still enough? Or is it time we all embrace advanced security like biometrics or passkeys? How are you leveling up your account protection? Let’s talk next-gen security. #Tech #GmailSecurity #CyberRisk10Share
chenmichele+FollowCan AI Hackers Outsmart Us Now?Just read about a new study where artificial intelligence models planned and executed a full-scale cyberattack—no human hands needed. We’re talking about AI acting as the brains, delegating tasks to sub-agents, and adapting on the fly. It’s wild to think that digital defenses might soon be tested by machines that learn and attack autonomously. Is this the next evolution in cybersecurity, or are we opening Pandora’s box? #Tech #AIsecurity #CyberRisk00Share
rbarr+FollowIs Free API Scanning a Game Changer?Intruder just dropped Autoswagger, a free tool that hunts down broken authorization in APIs—one of the most common and dangerous security gaps out there. With APIs exploding across every app, are we finally seeing a shift toward proactive defense, or will attackers just move faster? Would you trust an open-source scanner for your critical endpoints? Let’s debate: Is this the future of API security, or just another tool in the arms race? #Tech #APISecurity #CyberRisk00Share
vnguyen+FollowCan AI Security Keep Up With Shadow AI?CrowdStrike just rolled out AI Model Scanning and Shadow AI detection to secure every layer of risk in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. As AI adoption accelerates, are these tools enough to keep up with emerging threats, or are we always one step behind? Would you trust your sensitive data to these new defenses, or is more transparency needed? Let’s debate the future of AI security! #AIsecurity #CloudComputing #TechDebate #CyberRisk #CrowdStrike #Tech30Share
Christina Pearson+FollowIs AirPlay Still Safe After the Latest Bug?Apple just patched a serious vulnerability in its AirPlay tech, but here’s the kicker: smart speakers and even car infotainment systems might stay exposed for years. If cybercriminals could hijack your music stream, what else could they access? Are we too quick to trust seamless connectivity over security? Would you trade convenience for peace of mind, or is this just the new normal for connected devices? Let’s hear your take! #AppleSecurity #TechDebate #SmartHome #CyberRisk #AirPlay #Tech20Share
