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How Many Emails Are Malicious? | Cloudflare Radar Reels Ep 2 - Email Security & Global Attack Trends

Ever wondered how many emails in your inbox are actually malicious? Our Radar Display reveals the real numbers and global attack trends. Get the full picture and the details you need to stay ahead in today’s cyber threat landscape.

Boost Website Speed & Security with Cloudflare | A Quick Guide to Domain Onboarding

Unlock the power of Cloudflare! This quick guide illustrates how Cloudflare's global network improves website speed through caching and provides robust protection against online threats. We'll walk you through the simple process of onboarding your domain, updating your nameservers, and explain the core concepts of DNS and reverse proxying.

How Startups Are Outsourcing Sales to AI Bots

Startups are often very disorganized. They've got big dreams but small wallets. Building a sales team eats up their cash and time. That's where AI bots come in. These tools can close deals, find leads, and work around the clock. Today, startups using AI for sales are outpacing everyone else. This blog breaks down how it works, why it's a game-changer, and how you can jump in.

Best Clicking Methods For Fast Clicking Speed In Minecraft

Clicking fast isn't just a fun challenge; it can give you a serious edge, especially in Minecraft. Whether you're battling in PvP, building bridges in seconds, or racing through minigames like Bedwars, faster clicking means smoother, sharper gameplay. However, that's not all; fast clicking also helps in other games and tasks that require quick input. In this guide, we'll explore the best clicking methods, how to improve your speed, and the mistakes you should avoid.

Building Resilience with Surge Protection Device DC: Solutions for Critical Systems and Infrastructure

Critical systems and infrastructure are now prioritized and protected in an era of increased digitization and electricity reliance. From data centers to transportation networks, from plants harnessing renewable energy to industrial automation, preserving the uptime of these systems is crucial for a business's seamless continuity. A core element in preserving such resilience is the surge protection device DC-a device designed to safeguard delicate electronics and apparatus from voltage spikes, stemming from switching, lightning strikes, electrical faults and so on.

What is AI system prompt hardening?

As generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and others become increasingly integrated into enterprise workflows, a new security imperative has emerged: system prompt hardening. A system prompt is a set of instructions given to an AI model that defines its role, behavior, tone, and constraints for a session. It sets the foundation for how the model responds to user input and remains active throughout the conversation.

New research uncovers four security challenges caused by unmanaged AI access

At this point, it’s almost cliché to say “AI is here, and it is changing everything.” Whether it’s accelerating productivity or reshaping employee workflows, AI is ushering in a new era of operational possibilities. But as we all know, beneath this transformation lies a complex and evolving security challenge.

Undercover Investigations: How AI is Supercharging Romance Scams

As someone that’s been in the industry for over 20 years, I’ve seen my fair share of online scams. But this is the kind of story you hear and can’t quite believe. At the last RSA cybersecurity conference, a colleague of mine–someone who lives and breathes digital security, a CISO–admitted he’d been taken in by an online romance scam. My first thought was, how?

We Asked 100+ AI Models to Write Code. Here's How Many Failed Security Tests.

If you think AI-generated code is saving time and boosting productivity, you’re right. But here’s the problem: it’s also introducing security vulnerabilities… a lot of them. In our new 2025 GenAI Code Security Report, we tested over 100 large language models across Java, Python, C#, and JavaScript. The goal? To see if today’s most advanced AI systems can write secure code. Unfortunately, the state of AI-generated code security in 2025 is worse than you think.