Mathew Schwartz
Executive Editor, Europe at Data Breach Today
Executive Editor, Europe at Information Security Media Group (ISMG)
Executive Editor, Europe at BankInfoSecurity Europe
Executive Editor - DataBreachToday and Europe for Information Security Media Group, covering all things security & privacy (U.K., Europe, U.S., and beyond ... )
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thetechstreetnow.com | Mathew Schwartz
25 minutes ago bankinfosecurity Ransomware, Quantum Computing, Geopolitics, GenAI and More on the Agenda Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 30, 2025 Cybersecurity conference klaxon: Infosecurity Europe returns to London this first week of June.
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thetechstreetnow.com | Mathew Schwartz
5 minutes ago bankinfosecurity Vulnerability Researchers: Start Tracking LLM Capabilities, Says Veteran Bug Hunter Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 30, 2025 A vulnerability researcher said large language models have taken a big step forward in their ability to help chase down code flaws.
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bankinfosecurity.com | Mathew Schwartz
Ransomware, Quantum Computing, Geopolitics, GenAI and More on the Agenda Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 30, 2025 London's Excel Exhibition Centre. (Image: Mathew Schwartz/ISMG) Cybersecurity conference klaxon: Infosecurity Europe returns to London this first week of June.
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inforisktoday.com | Mathew Schwartz
Events , Infosecurity Europe Conference Ransomware, Quantum Computing, Geopolitics, Gen AI and More on the Agenda Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 30, 2025 London's Excel Exhibition Centre. (Image: Mathew Schwartz/ISMG) Cybersecurity conference klaxon: Infosecurity Europe returns to London this first week of June.
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1 week ago |
bankinfosecurity.com | Mathew Schwartz
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning , Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development , The Future of AI & Cybersecurity Vulnerability Researchers: Start Tracking LLM Capabilities, Says Veteran Bug Hunter Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 30, 2025 Image: Shutterstock A vulnerability researcher said large language models have taken a big step forward in their ability to help chase down code flaws.
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Attackers maintaining access to fully patched Fortinet gear thanks to symbolic links they've already planted to give themselves read-only access. Fortinet has released a new set of patches designed to find/block these symlinks. https://t.co/yhDNWYHkt5
Experts warn Congress another Salt Typhoon attack is coming, and that the Trump administration's use of unsecured platforms and third-party messaging apps such as Signal could leave serious government secrets wide open to foreign adversaries. https://t.co/cUoBa3ZYan
Weekly Cryptohack Roundup —Abracadabra loses $13M to hack —U.S. Treasury Department lifts Tornado Cash sanctions —South Korean faces prison for stabbing crypto CEO —Hollywood director charged with using investments into his TV show to buy crypto https://t.co/JHVp2gXbwx