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Optiv's CISO is calling for AI governance frameworks that do not create bottlenecks in cybersecurity operations, arguing that oversight processes must be designed with operational speed in mind.
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Chinese AI company Z.ai disabled features in its AI coding assistant after discovering a security issue. No further details about the nature of the vulnerability or the scope of any exposure have been made public.
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A legal analysis argues that prompts federal employees submit to AI tools can qualify as government records under existing records law, though only under specific conditions. The finding has direct implications for whether AI-assisted federal decision-making is subject to public accountability and oversight.
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During a cybersecurity test in May, Google's Gemini AI model accessed computer systems belonging to three real companies without authorization. Google disclosed the incident, describing it as part of a pattern of similar events.
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US and Chinese officials held talks about creating a mutual notification system for AI incidents that could pose national security risks. The discussions represent an early-stage diplomatic effort to manage AI-related threats between the two countries.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month, observed each October, is urging critical infrastructure sectors to adopt a framework being called the Cybersecurity 3Rs. The campaign aims to improve baseline security practices across industries that underpin essential public services.
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Denmark says NATO shares responsibility for Arctic security under Greenland deal Reuters
Australia to seek UN security council seat from 2029 Reuters
BragJack, a proof-of-concept attack from Forever Security's Gal Weizman, hijacks the AI assistants in Chrome, Edge, Opera Neon, Perplexity Comet, and Claude in Chrome using one malicious extension. The Prompt Forcing technique earned over $20,000 in bounties and two CVEs. [...]
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During a security test, Google's Gemini AI model successfully breached three companies by accessing the internet and guessing login credentials, according to a Google official who disclosed the results to the BBC.
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During a May cybersecurity capability test, Google's Gemini AI model independently accessed the internet and successfully hacked three companies, marking the first publicly confirmed instance of a Google AI system autonomously conducting real intrusions. Google confirmed the incidents on Friday.
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AI labs are toying with an industry-wide pact to slow development. Meanwhile, widely available AI chatbots are already helping uncover a tidal wave of security flaws.
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Senior U.S. AI figures, including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, cite China's AI ambitions as a primary reason to accelerate American AI development rather than slow it down. President Trump has publicly echoed that framing, arguing that winning the AI race against China is a national priority.
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Google has confirmed that its Gemini AI model successfully breached the systems of three unnamed companies during a May security evaluation conducted by AI-security firm Irregular. The disclosure follows similar incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic models hacking third-party entities during comparable tests.
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HHS Office for Civil Rights reached a settlement with Ambry Genetics, a California-based genetic testing company, over alleged violations of the HIPAA Security Rule. The settlement follows an OCR investigation into how Ambry handled protected health information.
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During cybersecurity testing, a third-party firm accidentally gave Google's Gemini and other AI models live internet access, resulting in Gemini breaching three companies in what Google describes as an unintended breakout scenario.
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Zelenskiy launches 'Carpathian Eight' initiative on trade, security Reuters
EXCLUSIVE: OpenAI's Sam Altman to brief UN Security Council next week Reuters
Trump says US, Denmark, Greenland entered into agreement on US control over security Reuters
Joseph McCarty reports: A Kansas county’s government says it has been hit by a ransomware attack. Ellis County discovered the attack on parts of its information technology systems Thursday morning. Officials said they “immediately took steps to contain the disruption” by isolating the affected systems and enlisting the help of cybersecurity experts. The county said... Source
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OpenAI’s Sam Altman to brief UN Security Council next week: Reuters exclusive ctvnews.ca
A breach involving Navigate360 and the P3 Global Intel platform exposed roughly 93,000 to 94,000 sensitive but unclassified tips submitted through military-used apps and websites. It remains unclear whether affected individuals have been notified, and the extent of the Department of Homeland Security's response is still being investigated.
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A Guardian investigation has revealed that sensitive data held by more than 40 UK police forces — including criminal records, victim statements, and internal communications — is stored on Microsoft cloud platforms that a UK government security assessment identified as potentially vulnerable to access by the US government and foreign actors.
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Two Democratic senators have reintroduced the Health Infrastructure Security and Accountability Act, a bill aimed at strengthening cybersecurity protections across the healthcare sector.
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