Raphael Veloso
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 47
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- Oct 2, 2026
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ThreatBook acquires CyberStrikeAI in red team push (opens the original)
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ThreatBook has acquired the open-source AI penetration testing platform CyberStrikeAI, bringing one of the more widely used AI-led security testing tools into its red team portfolio. Since launching in late 2025, CyberStrikeAI has attracted more than 6,600 GitHub stars and been deployed in more than 2,300 networks, according to ThreatBook. The company said it will keep the open-source version available while introducing an enterprise edition for internal security teams. The acquisition reflects
QNX & neueHCT win German carmaker camera programme (opens the original)
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QNX and neueHCT have won a programme with a major German carmaker to supply an intelligent driving camera system for a global passenger vehicle platform launching in China. The rollout will also extend to Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea. Production is due to start in 2027, with volumes projected to reach several million units within the first three years. The programme centres on neueHCT's HCT Luna smart camera system, which runs on QNX software and uses Horizon Robotics' Journey 6
Azul Prime cuts Java warm-up times with new compiler (opens the original)
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Azul has added a feature to Azul Prime that it says cuts Java application warm-up times by 2x to 5x compared with standard OpenJDK. The update centres on sharing optimisation data across Java Virtual Machines. The feature uses Azul's Cloud Native Compiler to stream compiled code from existing deployments to new application instances at start-up. As a result, new instances can begin with code already optimised elsewhere in the same application fleet, rather than building those optimisations from
TrendAI adds Claude session visibility for security teams (opens the original)
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TrendAI has expanded its Vision One platform to include Claude Enterprise compliance records for Claude Code and Cowork sessions, adding AI agent session visibility to its existing security monitoring system. Security teams using Vision One can now view prompts, responses, and tool calls from Claude Code and Cowork alongside endpoint, identity, cloud, and network telemetry. The addition builds on an existing integration with Anthropic's Claude Compliance API and is intended to give investigators
TrendAI launches autonomous vulnerability discovery on AWS (opens the original)
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TrendAI has launched a private preview of TrendAI Vision One Autonomous Vulnerability Discovery for enterprise customers running on AWS in Australia and New Zealand. The product is designed to identify vulnerabilities in customer source code, including zero-day flaws, and verify fixes after patches are deployed. It operates within a customer's AWS environment and uses TrendAI's AESIR exploit-remediation engine alongside input from the company's Zero Day Initiative research team. The launch comes
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