Skeleton key attacks craft the right statement to convince AI models to shed their guardrails entirely. Once a functional statement has been developed, it is essentially a "plug and play" method to jailbreak a variety of models.
Luxury goods retailer Neiman Marcus Group confirms a data breach linked to the Snowflake hack allowing hackers to access the personal information of over 64,000 people.
A new OpenSSH vulnerability discovered by threat researchers is the biggest security issue to appear in the utility suite in about two decades. The bug is an unauthenticated RCE vulnerability that builds on a prior issue that was patched out in 2006.
A statement of claim attached to mandatory court filings reveals that the ACMA will frame the Optus data breach as a case of negligence, asserting that the company failed to address an access control coding error that it had known about for some years.
Evolve Bank and Trust has confirmed a LockBit data breach after the Russian ransomware group published the stolen records containing personal information on the dark web.
A statement from TeamViewer indicated that the security breach was detected on June 26, and an employee account was apparently compromised as the APT group's source of access. There is not yet any mention of loss of data.
The ransomware group LockBit put itself in the international headlines once again last week when it boldly claimed to have stolen 33 TB of data from the US Federal Reserve. But the sample of stolen data turns out to have come from just one US bank.
TikTok continues to remain entangled in children's privacy issues, as an ongoing investigation by the FTC has now been referred to the DOJ for potential violation of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Leading forklift manufacturer Crown Equipment has confirmed that the prolonged disruption resulted from a cyber attack by an international cybercriminal organization.
A Microsoft whistleblower says that the Active Directory security flaw that led to the SolarWinds breach was ignored because, at the time, the company was preparing a major bid for the government's cloud computing business.
