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Cybersecurity agencies have released guidance aimed at ensuring the secure integration of artificial intelligence into operational technology (OT) systems. This guidance highlights the importance of addressing potential vulnerabilities and threats associated with AI in critical infrastructure.

The article discusses a critical vulnerability known as 'React2Shell' in the React Server Components (RSC) 'Flight' protocol, which allows remote code execution without authentication in React and Next.js applications. This severe flaw poses significant risks to developers and organizations using these frameworks, as it could lead to unauthorized access and control over servers.

The article discusses the vulnerabilities in operational technology (OT) environments due to weak password policies, highlighting that aging systems and shared accounts can lead to significant cyber threats. It emphasizes the importance of implementing stronger password policies and continuous monitoring for compromised credentials to enhance the security of critical OT infrastructure.

Global cyber agencies have released a 25-page document outlining four key principles for the secure integration of artificial intelligence with operational technology in critical infrastructure. This guidance aims to enhance security measures and mitigate potential risks associated with AI deployment in vital systems.

The article discusses a new partnership between the Center for Internet Security, Astrix Security, and Cequence Security to create cybersecurity guidance specifically for AI and agentic systems. This initiative aims to address the unique risks posed by autonomous decision-making and automated threats in AI environments, building on the existing CIS Critical Security Controls.

A critical flaw in the widely used React code library has been identified, affecting approximately 39% of cloud environments. Developers are urgently addressing this vulnerability to protect major applications from potential exploitation.

The article highlights a critical shortage in the U.S. cybersecurity workforce, driven by failures in education and retention. It calls for urgent reforms and increased collaboration between public and private sectors to ensure a robust pipeline of future cyber defenders.

Chrome 143 has been released with patches addressing 13 vulnerabilities, including a critical flaw in the V8 JavaScript engine. This update is crucial for maintaining the security of users against potential exploits targeting these vulnerabilities.