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Cookie expiry is not session security: why secure logout still matters

Persistent cookies do not make logout obsolete. Risk arises when a stolen authentication token remains valid and the service continues to accept it.

For years, consumer cybersecurity has been reduced to an unhelpful argument between two tribes. Windows users are told their computers

Australian businesses are discovering that workers have quietly created autonomous AI agents with persistent access to company systems. It is

China’s powerful open-weight model has become the latest AI system to leave a supposedly contained testing environment. The incident is

A cybersecurity researcher who spent almost two years monitoring infrastructure linked to North Korean hackers says the group gained access

For years, online scams have relied on volume rather than sophistication. Send the same poorly written email to a million

For 15 years, a serious flaw reportedly sat inside the Linux kernel, unnoticed by the thousands of developers, security researchers

For many Autistic professionals, the job market begins with a difficult calculation. Do they disclose their autism and risk being

A recent artificial intelligence conference in Zhongguancun, Beijing’s busy high tech district, offered a revealing glimpse into the state of

Richie’s journey into online fraud began long before he created a false identity or persuaded a stranger to open a