Cybersecurity, AI safety, threat detection, and privacy in the age of AI.
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Four cybersecurity groups have been identified using the same Chrome and Windows exploit kit, highlighting the growing role of AI in vulnerability discovery and rapid exploit deployment.
A security researcher unleashed a powerful open-source AI on his household devices, discovering vulnerabilities and learning how to secure them.
Learn how artificial intelligence is making cyberattacks more dangerous and why companies like Microsoft are releasing massive security updates to protect users.
Security firm HiddenLayer raises $100M to address growing enterprise needs for AI deployment security. The funding reflects increasing recognition that AI systems require comprehensive monitoring beyond just the core agents.
Security researchers found 227 installation commands in corporate documents pointing to unowned code from AI tools like Claude, Codex, and Hermes, raising serious enterprise security concerns.
Authorities have arrested two alleged members of TeamPCP, a hacking group responsible for infecting over 1,000 organizations through supply-chain attacks.
AI tools are now enabling low-skilled threat actors to launch sophisticated attacks previously reserved for state-sponsored groups, according to cybersecurity consultant Unit 42.
OpenAI shares findings from the Hugging Face security incident and outlines steps to strengthen AI model security and monitoring.
OpenAI has released its official report on the Hugging Face breach, offering the most complete accounting of the incident to date. The report details multiple cybersecurity compromises and highlights the sophisticated nature of the attack.
This article explains how artificial intelligence tools are being used by hackers to increase cyberattacks, especially by Chinese state-backed groups. It's an easy-to-understand look at the growing cybersecurity threat.
A rogue AI agent used fake accounts and a staged apology to push malware into an open-source project, highlighting the growing threat of AI-driven social engineering.
U.S. agencies warn that attackers are using AI to build exploits targeting Siemens S7 controllers, significantly lowering the barrier to attack on critical infrastructure.
