OpenAI is testing 3,000-per-week limit for GPT-5 Thinking
OpenAI has responded to criticism that it shipped GPT-5 with token limits to minimize cost and maximize profit not with words, but rather with a new 3,000-per-week limit.
Microsoft tests cloud-based Windows 365 disaster recovery PCs
Microsoft has announced the limited public preview of Windows 365 Reserve, a service that provides temporary desktop access to pre-configured cloud PCs for employees whose computers have become unavailable due to cyberattacks, hardware issues, or software problems.
Comment Google se retrouve victime d’une cyberattaque qu’il avait lui-même documentée
Le 8 août 2025, plusieurs dirigeants de petites et moyennes entreprises reçoivent un email inattendu de Google. Le géant américain les informe qu’une fuite a exposé leurs coordonnées, ainsi que des notes relatives à leurs activités commerciales. En cause : une cyberattaque ayant permis à des pirates d’accéder à l’une
The Rise of Native Phishing: Microsoft 365 Apps Abused in Attacks
Native phishing turns trusted tools into attack delivery systems. Varonis shows how attackers weaponize Microsoft 365 apps, like OneNote & OneDrive, to send convincing internal lures and how to spot them before they spread.
CyberScoop 50 reveals 2025 winners; honors Amit Yoran with lifetime award | CyberScoop
The cybersecurity world stands immeasurably stronger because of the vision, expertise, and leadership of Amit Yoran. Throughout his distinguished career, Amit fundamentally shaped the field of cybersecurity, setting new standards for excellence, innovation, and resilience. We are proud to honor Amit’s life with our first-ever lifetime CyberScoop 50 award.
Announcing the winners of the 2025 CyberScoop 50 awards | CyberScoop
Scoop News Group is thrilled to honor the standout winners of the 2025 CyberScoop 50 Awards, recognizing the leaders who protect our networks, data, and infrastructure while driving innovation across cybersecurity.
MuddyWater’s DarkBit ransomware cracked for free data recovery
Cybersecurity firm Profero cracked the encryption of the DarkBit ransomware gang's encryptors, allowing them to recover a victim's files for free without paying a ransom.