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Cisco Talos previews its presence at Black Hat USA 2026, featuring a booth alongside Cisco and Splunk. The event includes lightning talks on topics like threat actor prompting and Warlock ransomware, as well as a workshop on AI discovering vulnerabilities faster than patching.
We’re looking forward to having some great conversations with those of you heading to the desert for Hacker...
Cisco Talos previews its presence at Black Hat USA 2026, featuring lightning talks and workshops on topics like threat actor prompting, Warlock ransomware, and AI vulnerability discovery. The event will take place at the Cisco and Splunk booth, where attendees can engage with researchers and grab a Snorty.
Cisco Talos will be actively participating in Black Hat USA 2026, showcasing its latest cybersecurity research and innovations alongside Cisco and Splunk at booth 2633. Attendees can engage with Talos researchers through lightning talks covering topics such as Warlock ransomware, zero trust for agent identity, and vulnerability discovery trends.
Tenable spent 30 days running frontier AI models against our own code. It didn’t just find bugs — it proved they’re real, with reproducible exploits.
Brazilian banking trojans are spreading to Portuguese businesses, exploiting the shared language between Brazilian cybercriminal groups and their targets in Portugal. The language commonality allows attackers to craft convincing phishing lures, fake banking interfaces, and social engineering scripts that perfectly match the linguistic and cultural context of Portuguese victims without the translation errors that often alert more sophisticated users.