Browser extension security is becoming a cybersecurity concern as more work moves into browsers. Employees use extensions to manage passwords, take notes, translate pages, improve writing and connect AI tools to everyday tasks. Most extensions are useful. The risk is that some receive access to far more than people realize. An extension may read webpage content,
AI-powered malware is changing the cybersecurity conversation because attackers can use artificial intelligence to speed up tasks that once required more time and skill. That does not mean autonomous malware is everywhere. Most attacks still involve people making decisions. What is changing is the pace. AI can help criminals write scripts, debug malicious code, research targets and adjust
AI agent memory poisoning is emerging as a cybersecurity concern as autonomous systems remember past conversations, preferences, documents and decisions. Memory makes an AI agent more useful. It helps the system avoid starting from scratch and adapt to a user or business process. But memory also creates a new attack surface. If false or malicious information
