Dragos Unveils AI for OT Security
2026-06-23T19:24:08Z•782c3a24f277d8c56209553f68f4866aa7624d4442bba202c1689ac54d843ab3
AI securityAndroid kernelDaybreakDifyDragosEmberAIFFmpegFortiBleedLondon HydroOT securityOpenAIPQC migrationPixelSmashRCESaaS securitySamsung KNOXcredential theftdata breachdata exposureexecutive orderinitial-access brokerlibavcodecmulti-tenantpost-quantum cryptographyuse-after-free
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Collection of SecurityWeek headlines: Dragos launched EmberAI to apply AI to OT security; Dify’s multi-tenant AI platform was found to have data-exposure flaws that could leak private chats, documents and internal APIs; an eight-year-old use‑after‑free flaw in Samsung KNOX exposed millions of Galaxy devices to kernel attacks; FFmpeg’s “PixelSmash” vulnerability in libavcodec allows remote code execution against video players, media servers and NAS appliances; OpenAI expanded its Daybreak cybersecurity initiative; a Russian initial-access broker has been linked to a FortiBleed campaign and mass
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