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A malicious component dubbed HollowGraph uses the calendar feature in compromised Microsoft 365 mailboxes as a command-and-control channel to receive attacker commands and exfiltrate stolen data. [...]
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The U.S. Air Force has started piloted flights and autonomy testing on modified F-16 aircraft equipped to be flown by artificial intelligence agents. The program marks an active phase of integrating AI-controlled flight into military aviation.
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Mass. voters worried about AI even as many use it daily, poll shows Axios
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is searching for a new director of its Center for AI Standards and Innovation after Chris Fall, who had been central to the White House's voluntary AI model review process, departed the role. The vacancy comes at a sensitive moment for federal AI oversight efforts.
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A data privacy firm has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank used its proprietary technology without authorization. The specifics of the disputed technology and the damages sought have not been detailed in initial reports.
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Manchester’s integrated care board offers the health service a domestic alternative to the US firm, says Dr Devan Moodley Regarding Peter Geoghegan’s article (I investigated Palantir’s foothold in the British state – and what I found should worry us all, 15 July), the nine years that Greater Manchester’s health system has spent without Palantir is a result not of caution but bold conviction. Greater Manchester’s integrated care board remains the only one in England to decline the Palantir-built federated data platform, having concluded that its own homegrown data capabilit…
Taiwan is moving its AI governance framework from high-level principles toward practical implementation, according to coverage by the International Financial Law Review. The shift signals a broader effort to translate policy commitments into enforceable or actionable rules for AI development and deployment.
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23andMe, now operating as Chrome Holding Co., has reached an $18 million settlement with a coalition of 42 state attorneys general stemming from a data breach lawsuit. The agreement resolves multistate legal action against the genetic testing company.
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The healthcare giant Abbott is investigating claims from two threat groups who allege cyberattacks and data theft, one involving legacy […] The post Abbott Investigating Cyberattack Claims From Two Threat Actors appeared first on The HIPAA Journal.
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Unidentified hackers spent roughly nine months inside an online training system used by South Korea's diplomatic academy, extracting personal data belonging to current and former employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The breach was not detected for the duration of that access.
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A growing body of analysis points to AI governance as a core differentiator for leading technology firms, suggesting that how companies manage risk, accountability, and oversight of their AI systems will shape competitive standing as much as the technology itself.
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A new analysis from the IAPP examines how regulators are approaching enforcement against data brokers, focusing specifically on the handling of sensitive personal information. The report maps the current enforcement landscape as state and federal authorities increasingly scrutinize broker practices.
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AI companies can find vulnerabilities and write patches. But only the government can build the long-term defense strategy America needs. The post Why blocking AI models won’t stop the cyber threats they create appeared first on CyberScoop.
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AI-assisted coding tools have made it dramatically easier to build and publish mobile apps, leading to a surge of low-effort applications appearing in Apple's App Store. The influx is outpacing user enthusiasm, with many of these apps offering little practical value.
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Choosing an AI SOC platform requires understanding how it will perform in your own environment, not just during an evaluation. Prophet Security shares a practical framework for assessing AI SOC solutions, including how to validate accuracy, operating models, long-term reliability, and production readiness. [...]
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LG and UNESCO Globally Launch 'AI Ethics MOOC Project' Yahoo Finance
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The veteran-led organization AfghanEvac hopes a new AI-powered tool will benefit from the extensive data it’s gathered about the tortuous visa process.
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eMazzanti Technologies and Kyvoo have announced a partnership aimed at bringing AI governance and control tools to mid-market businesses running Microsoft environments. The collaboration is positioned to help smaller enterprises manage how AI is deployed and monitored within their existing Microsoft infrastructure.
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AARC-360, a compliance-focused organization, has launched a new podcast with its first episode covering AI governance and the ISO/IEC 42001 standard, which provides a framework for managing AI systems responsibly.
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A new analysis argues that ChatGPT's rise did not expose the EU AI Act as broken, but instead demonstrated why flexible, adaptive regulatory frameworks are necessary to keep pace with fast-moving AI development. The piece uses ChatGPT as a case study for how static rules can struggle to cover technologies that evolve faster than legislation.
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Starting August 2, 2026, the EU AI Act will impose binding requirements on high-risk AI systems, including those used in hiring and employment decisions. HR departments that rely on AI tools for recruitment, performance evaluation, or workforce management will fall under scope and face potential regulatory inspection.
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A Spanish company has reportedly supplied India with surveillance technology that is banned for use within the European Union. The case points to a growing pattern of dual-track practices, where technology deemed too invasive for European citizens is exported to markets with fewer legal constraints.
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Hugging Face disclosed that attackers used an autonomous AI agent to breach its production infrastructure, gaining access to internal datasets and credentials. The AI model hosting platform is a central resource for researchers and developers across the machine learning community.
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Navigate360, a platform that powers anonymous school safety tip lines, suffered a breach exposing 8.3 million tips in March 2026. Four months later, the company and the programs relying on its platform have provided little public disclosure, prompting DataBreaches.net to file complaints with state and federal regulators.
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