In late March, leaked reports revealed that Anthropic has developed a new AI model named Mythos, which they formally announced on Tuesday. Alongside this announcement, the company introduced an industry consortium called Project Glasswing, aimed at addressing the cybersecurity implications associated with this advanced model and the evolving capabilities across…
AI-Driven Security Operations, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development Anthropic Restricts Access to New AI Model Due to Misuse Concerns David Perera (@daveperera), Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • April 7, 2026 Image: Shutterstock In a significant development for cybersecurity, Anthropic announced the creation of an artificial intelligence…
New Phoenix RowHammer Attack Overcomes DDR5 Memory Protections in Just 109 Seconds
A research team from ETH Zürich and Google has unveiled a new variant of the RowHammer attack, named Phoenix, specifically targeting DDR5 memory chips produced by SK Hynix. This attack (CVE-2025-6202, CVSS score: 7.1) effectively circumvents advanced security measures designed to protect against such vulnerabilities. “Our findings confirm that it is possible to consistently trigger RowHammer bit flips on a wider scale with SK Hynix’s DDR5 devices,” stated ETH Zürich’s Computer Security Group (COMSEC). “We also demonstrated that on-die ECC fails to prevent RowHammer attacks, making end-to-end RowHammer exploits feasible on DDR5.” RowHammer is a critical hardware vulnerability where repetitive access to a memory row can induce bit flips in neighboring rows, leading to data corruption that malicious actors can exploit to access sensitive information or elevate privileges.
New Phoenix RowHammer Attack Compromises DDR5 Memory Protections A recent discovery made by researchers from ETH Zürich and Google has brought to light a new variant of the RowHammer attack, specifically targeting DDR5 memory chips from South Korean semiconductor manufacturer SK Hynix. This variant, dubbed Phoenix (CVE-2025-6202, CVSS score: 7.1),…
New Phoenix RowHammer Attack Overcomes DDR5 Memory Protections in Just 109 Seconds
A research team from ETH Zürich and Google has unveiled a new variant of the RowHammer attack, named Phoenix, specifically targeting DDR5 memory chips produced by SK Hynix. This attack (CVE-2025-6202, CVSS score: 7.1) effectively circumvents advanced security measures designed to protect against such vulnerabilities. “Our findings confirm that it is possible to consistently trigger RowHammer bit flips on a wider scale with SK Hynix’s DDR5 devices,” stated ETH Zürich’s Computer Security Group (COMSEC). “We also demonstrated that on-die ECC fails to prevent RowHammer attacks, making end-to-end RowHammer exploits feasible on DDR5.” RowHammer is a critical hardware vulnerability where repetitive access to a memory row can induce bit flips in neighboring rows, leading to data corruption that malicious actors can exploit to access sensitive information or elevate privileges.
Cybersecurity Weekly Update: New Vulnerabilities and Persistent Threats This week, the cybersecurity landscape revealed alarming developments as multiple organizations fell victim to sophisticated attacks, highlighting the evolving tactics employed by cybercriminals. Notably, Fortinet disclosed a serious vulnerability affecting its FortiWeb application firewall, categorized as CVE-2025-58034. This flaw, assigned a medium…
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development Ex-CrowdStrike Product Leader Unveils Blueprint Model to Tackle MCP Server Issues and Cost Management Michael Novinson (MichaelNovinson) • March 3, 2026 Raj Rajamani, co-founder and CEO of JetStream (Image: JetStream) JetStream, a startup focusing on artificial intelligence governance, has successfully…
Recent findings by Google reveal that vulnerabilities exploited by the Coruna toolkit have been patched by Apple in the current versions of its iOS operating system, specifically iOS 26. As a result, the techniques used by Coruna are only confirmed to affect devices running iOS versions 13 through 17.2.1. This…
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Researchers have identified a Chinese cyber-espionage campaign targeting the United States ahead of the upcoming trade summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping. The findings, detailed in a report released by Fidelis Cybersecurity, reveal that the Chinese APT10 hacking group infiltrated the “Events” page of the U.S. National…
In recent developments, users of smartphones, internet browsers, and file compression software are facing heightened cybersecurity threats. Hackers are leveraging critical vulnerabilities in widely-used software before patches have even been made available. Organizations and individuals are urged to act swiftly and apply essential updates to mitigate these risks. ⚡ Threat…
