More and more, we're embracing AI agents to filter emails, respond to texts, even control our appliances. At Black Hat, researchers explain how a simp  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏  ­͏   Trouble viewing this email? View in a browser BLACK HAT 2025 WRAP UP Cyber Apocalypse Now: Black Hat 2025's Most Terrifying Hacks and Security Breaches From AI hijacks to Russian ad scams, this year's Black Hat conference in Las Vegas revealed a cybersecurity battlefield that's smarter, scarier, and more sophisticated than ever. These are the moments that made the biggest impact. READ MORE MORE FROM THE EVENT A Rogue Calendar Invite Could Turn Google's Gemini Against You Read More Sexism, Imposter Syndrome, and Success: Women in Cybersecurity Are Done Staying Quiet Read More This Scary EV Charger Hack Could Burn Down Your House Read More Is That a Legit Zoom Call or Are You Getting Hacked? Read More Hackers Can Take Over Your Security Cameras—and It's Easier Than You Think Read More This AI Skeptic Thinks AI Is Bringing Human Brains Down to Its Level Read More Caught on Camera: How AI Is Exposing Cybercriminal Attacks Using Their Own Screenshots Read More The Global Scareware Scam You've Probably Clicked: Inside VexTrio's Global Ad Fraud Read More All product and deal information such as discount, price and availability are believed to be accurate as of the time of publication. Please verify these details with the merchant site and check the merchant's terms and conditions before you buy. Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions. You are subscribed to PCMag as: telekomunikasindonesia.budianduk@blogger.com. Manage Subscriptions ‌| ‌Unsubscribe ‌| ‌Privacy Policy  ‌| ‌Terms of Service Ziff Davis | 114 5th Avenue, 15th Fl. New York, NY, 10011