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Digi International’s DANI automates network diagnostics and device management

Digi International has announced the launch of DANI, the Digi Artificial Network Intelligence agent, a purpose-built AI network operations agent natively embedded in a networking device management platform, Digi Remote Manager (DRM). Embedded directly within DRM as a value-added service, DANI enables network operators and managed service providers to monitor and diagnose network issues, identify root causes and surface recommended actions through a single conversational interface. Unlike third-party AI tools layered onto generic platforms, DANI … More → The post Digi International’s DANI automates network diagnostics and device management appeared first on Help Net Security.
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OpenMatter Network brings verifiable trust to AI governance

OpenMatter Network has announced the launch of its cryptographically verifiable platform for secure collaboration and AI governance, built on a simple premise: Don’t Trust Data. Prove It. For decades, organizations have relied on trust-based assumptions to secure data, execute workloads and govern digital systems. But as data becomes increasingly distributed and AI agents begin operating autonomously across organizations, applications and networks, those assumptions are being tested in new ways. Enterprises must be able to collaborate, … More → The post OpenMatter Network brings verifiable trust to AI governance appeared first on Help Net Security.
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SimpleHelp vulnerability exploited to deliver mighty Djinn Stealer (CVE-2026-48558)

Attackers are exploiting CVE-2026-48558, a recently patched authentication bypass vulnerability in SimpleHelp RMM, to drop the novel Djinn Stealer malware on victim computers. The malware is capable of targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, and “collects credentials associated with cloud platforms, source control, package registries, infrastructure tooling, AI development assistants, browsers, SSH, and cryptocurrency wallets,” BlackPoint Cyber’s researchers discovered. CVE-2026-48558 exploited SimpleHelp is a remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool popular with managed services providers … More → The post SimpleHelp vulnerability exploited to deliver mighty Djinn Stealer (CVE-2026-48558) appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Albertsons works to scale merchandising intelligence platform

The grocer plans to fully deploy the platform — which incorporates agentic AI tools and governance — by the end of the year.
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Kali Linux 2026.2 trims VM boot times, refreshes its desktops

Penetration testers who run Kali Linux inside virtual machines boot their systems faster after the 2026.2 release. The change comes from a decision about graphics firmware, the code that drives NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPUs. That firmware has grown large enough to slow the early stages of startup, and few virtual machines need it. Kali images traditionally shipped with a broad set of firmware so hardware worked out of the box. Graphics firmware alone now … More → The post Kali Linux 2026.2 trims VM boot times, refreshes its desktops appeared first on Help Net Security.
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OpenClaw for iOS: The viral open-source AI agent comes to iPhone and iPad

OpenClaw, a self-hosted personal AI assistant that connects to existing chat apps, is now available on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. The release brings chat, real-time voice conversations, approvals, device capabilities, and private automations to iOS. Connecting OpenClaw to iPhone The app pairs with an OpenClaw Gateway, enabling users to communicate with their AI assistant through text or voice, approve requested actions, and securely access iPhone features. Running on the user’s own devices, OpenClaw supports … More → The post OpenClaw for iOS: The viral open-source AI agent comes to iPhone and iPad appeared first on Help Net Security.
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AirDrop and Quick Share vulnerabilities affect protocols on five billion devices as fixes begin

Phones and laptops ship with a feature that sends files to nearby devices over the air, with no cables, accounts, or prior pairing. Apple calls its version AirDrop. Google and Samsung call theirs Quick Share. Both run inside privileged background services that wake when another device comes within wireless range, and both read a stack of serialized data formats sent by devices they have never met. More than five billion active devices run one of … More → The post AirDrop and Quick Share vulnerabilities affect protocols on five billion devices as fixes begin appeared first on Help Net Security.
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