Australian Medicare Breach Exposes Autonomous AI Threat
Autonomous AI breaches Australia's Medicare statistics portal, prompting shift to adaptive threats alongside NZ health breach.
Autonomous AI breaches Australia's Medicare statistics portal, prompting shift to adaptive threats alongside NZ health breach.
How zero-click attacks infect devices with no user action, who they target, key cases, and defenses for individuals and organizations.
KPMG UK to cut about 4% of advisory tech staff. AI and cyber teams affected, with severance terms drawing complaints.
A Swiss court sentenced a 52-year-old who developed LockerGoga and others to 12 years and 9 months. Details on ruling and scale of damage.
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-6 Astra, advancing computer use, coding, science, and defense in a shift toward autonomous work.
CEVA Logistics cyberattack leaked data from 8 European warehouses, exposing customer info from banks, retailers, and Steam.
DEF CON strengthens security measures for rural water facilities, introducing managed detection and response, digital twins, and AI agents.
Following cyber attacks on US water systems, a former NSA chief advocates banning internet connections for Programmable Logic Controllers. Vulnerabilities and defense strategies are examined.
CISA and allied nations warn of Russian state hackers compromising routers and exploiting them as proxy nodes. Urge disabling SNMP and updating firmware.
A former ransomware negotiator colluded with BlackCat attackers to inflate ransoms, receiving a 70-month prison sentence. Damages exceeded $75 million.
The Dutch intelligence agency revealed that Russia is hacking unsecured IP cameras to monitor NATO bases and Ukrainian weapon transport routes.
Government and educational websites hacked by cybercriminals are being removed from search results due to DMCA claims by OnlyFans models. An UpGuard investigation reveals a paradox in cybersecurity.
The UK Government’s new Cyber Resilience Pledge has been signed by 60 organizations, including M&S and Capita. Examining the participation and absences of affected companies.
Zhipu AI’s GLM-5.2 demonstrates performance on par with Anthropic’s Mythos in cybersecurity tasks, highlighting a narrowing US-China AI gap.
The rapidly growing "Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills" repository on GitHub maps 762 practical security skills to six industry frameworks, enabling AI agents to achieve senior analyst-level capabilities.
Anthropic begins offering its advanced vulnerability detection AI, "Claude Mythos," to select organizations, including the Australian government. Despite its potential to favor defenders, risks such as false positives and misuse are also highlighted.