A data breach at global logistics company Ceva has exposed the personal information of its partners’ customers and disrupted operations at various warehouses, resulting in delays.
A U.K. police database hack has exposed the personal information of over 100,000 law enforcement officers, criminal justice professionals, officials, and government partners.
After multiple stories of OpenAI and Anthropic AI models going rogue and independently opting to breach live targets on the internet, Meta has joined in with claims that at least one AI model made its way to the internet and exploited a security vulnerability in a target.
Testing of frontier AI agents by the UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI) found that "autonomous, unsanctioned action" took place on the open internet in about 1 out of 12 runs, with the agents cited as attempting to socially engineer humans into taking action and in at least one case attempting to hack an open-source project using a variety of different approaches.
A massive supply chain attack on the Node Package Manager (npm) registry has infected over 400 packages with over 2...
Russian hackers are exploiting hotel Wi-Fi networks at various locations that attract corporate travelers to compromise Microsoft 365 accounts and install malware.
In the wake of news that OpenAI agents independently breached Hugging Face and accounts with several other services, Anthropic has conducted a sweeping review of Claude activity and found that its own AI models have hacked their way to unauthorized internet access and into other organization's networks on at least three occasions.
Internal documents indicate Microsoft entirely has its hands full addressing the security vulnerabilities rated "critical" and "important" that Mythos Preview has surfaced, with additional hundreds more rated "moderate" or lower forced into a deferred maintenance status until some undetermined future date.
A coordinated cyber attack by suspected Iranian hackers hit 36 Minnesota water utilities by targeting programmable logic controllers, causing outages at some facilities.
The FBI and CISA warn about Iranian hackers expanding the list of targeted programmable logic controllers to compromise critical infrastructure, including water and energy.
