Sentinelone FBI Dismantles RAMP Forum; 175K AI Systems Exposed
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The FBI has successfully dismantled the RAMP crime forum, which was involved in various cybercriminal activities. Additionally, a significant security issue has been identified, exposing 175,000 AI systems lacking adequate security controls. A zero-day vulnerability has also been discovered, allowing security bypass in Microsoft systems.
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