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A widely reported 'new' attack against RSA cryptography is drawing scrutiny from security researchers, who note the underlying technique dates to 2007. The attack enables signature forgery under narrow conditions but does not break RSA key recovery or affect implementations that use standard padding.
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Nvidia is releasing an open-source security tool designed to prevent AI agents from operating outside their intended boundaries. The move follows a series of notable AI safety incidents that drew attention to containment failures in agentic systems.
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Haiti gang retaliation leaves at least 11 dead after security operation Reuters
Modoc Medical Center, a critical access hospital in California, has disclosed a cybersecurity incident, joining Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services in reporting recent data breaches in the state. Details about the scope, affected individuals, or data involved have not been specified in available reporting.
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German security agencies face dilemma after victories for far right and far left Reuters
German foreign minister says Lavrov meeting driven by Russia security concerns Reuters
Researchers and advocates in cybersecurity and human rights are exploring ways to use AI as a tool that advances beneficial outcomes, pushing back against narratives focused solely on AI's risks and harms.
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UK police arrest men on explosives act offenses after air base security stepped up-Sky Reuters
Security increased at US Fairford air base in England Internazionale
A breach at the Pentagon's Defense Manpower Data Center exposed Social Security numbers and personal information belonging to current and former military personnel. Unauthorized users accessed a vulnerable server at the HR system, prompting national security and counterintelligence concerns.
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Report finds many security deficiencies at Utah university where Charlie Kirk was killed AP News
Labcorp has agreed to pay a $2.3 million fine and overhaul its data security practices following cybersecurity failures. The settlement requires the lab company to tighten vendor data sharing, build out a risk management team, and create a formal incident response plan for vendor-related security events.
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New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is calling on Congress to establish federal AI regulation following a reported attempted hack involving OpenAI that targeted the University of New Mexico. The incident has prompted the state's top law enforcement official to push for national legislative action on AI security.
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Meta bolsters Muse safety warning after security vulnerability found, The Information reports Reuters
A divided federal appeals court ruled that the Pentagon can designate Anthropic a supply chain risk, rejecting the AI company's claims that the designation violated its rights. The decision backed the Trump administration's position in a case that pits national security authority against a major AI lab.
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Microsoft has linked a threat actor tracked as Storm-3168 to a series of Azure cloud attacks involving compromised service principals, including reconnaissance, credential theft, and resource deletion. The activity is also associated with a cluster Microsoft calls JADEPUFFER, and the company has published defensive guidance alongside its findings.
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The OECD is examining how governments can oversee AI systems that act autonomously on their behalf, focusing on maintaining safety, security, and trustworthiness when machines make or execute decisions in a public-sector context.
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At the UN General Assembly, AI safety emerged as a notable topic, with world leaders gathering amid growing concern about the risks posed by advanced AI systems. The piece points to OpenAI's involvement in a Medicare-related incident as context for why stronger governance may be needed.
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AI agents can operate through human credentials and take actions that existing SOC 2 controls may not distinguish from human activity. Token Security explains why SOC 2 needs to adapt to address the security gaps created by agent identities. [...]
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A policy argument published by Just Security calls on Taiwan to expand its existing semiconductor equipment certification framework to cover industrial AI agents, including limits on their permissions and ongoing monitoring after deployment.
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Pakistan thwarts border attack, several Taliban dead, security sources say reuters.com
A Dutch non-profit that has helped so many over the years has discovered it become the victim of what appears to be an agentic AI-powered attack. DIVD, the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure, announced the attack on LinkedIn. Consistent with their ethics and history, they didn’t try to minimize the problem: Security people always say... Source
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed the UN General Assembly, citing an AI-related breach of Medicare as evidence that stronger international AI regulation is needed. He announced Australia is joining a multilateral push to actively shape AI development rather than simply absorb its consequences.
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Senators Mark Warner and Ted Cruz introduced the Telecommunications Cybersecurity and Resilience Act, a bipartisan bill proposing voluntary cybersecurity standards for the telecom industry. The legislation follows the Salt Typhoon intrusions, in which Chinese hackers penetrated nearly every major U.S. telecommunications carrier.
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