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The Supreme Court has allowed states to access the federal SAVE database to verify voter citizenship status. Three dissenting justices argued that federal privacy protections covering government-held personal data should block that access.
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A Tennessee grandmother is suing the city of Fargo for $10 million after she was jailed for nearly six months following a facial recognition match generated by an AI system. The lawsuit centers on the accuracy and consequences of automated identification technology used in a criminal investigation.
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Crypto exchange Bitget pauses withdrawals after $350 million stolen in hack Reuters
A lawsuit alleges that St. Louis County misused Amazon's facial recognition technology, leading to the wrongful jailing of an innocent man. The case adds to a growing record of facial recognition errors resulting in false arrests.
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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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Pontiff continues to decry the rise of AI on his visit to France, stressing the importance of retaining 'ethical discernment' in an age when rapidly advancing technology threatens to undermine humanity Europe live Pope Leo warns of AI threat to humanity at start of three-day France visit Continue reading...
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Jim Mackey says access to NHS systems should be cut off while allegations are investigated, as he urges trusts to take a ‘zero tolerance’ approach NHS staff suspected of snooping on patients’ medical records should be suspended immediately and barred from using health service computers, the head of NHS England has said. Jim Mackey urged NHS England’s 205 health trusts to pursue a “zero tolerance” approach to staff who are suspected of inappropriately accessing records. Continue reading...
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Thélyson Orélien had been in the running to win a top literary prize before the AI claim emerged on social media The organisers of France’s most prestigious literary prize said they had removed a critically acclaimed novel by a Canadian-Haitian writer from the longlist after an anonymous online account claimed the book was “almost entirely” written by AI. The Académie Goncourt, a Paris-based literary organisation, said on Friday its decision to withdraw Thélyson Orélien’s novel C’était ça ou mourir (It Was That or Die) was “driven by the desire to preserve the integrity of the Goncourt prize…
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The FBI Data Breach Is a Counterintelligence Disaster Lawfare
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Labcorp has reached a $2.3 million settlement with a coalition of 44 state attorneys general following a multistate investigation into a data breach at the medical testing company. The settlement resolves the coordinated state-level probe into how Labcorp handled the incident.
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Pope Leo, on his first official papal visit to France in 18 years, addressed global concerns about artificial intelligence in a speech at the Élysée Palace. He warned that humanity risks losing itself in a 'paradise of machines' and called for education in ethical discernment to guide how AI is developed and used.
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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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Dyfed-Powys Police in Wales said a cyberattack affecting the force disrupted some non-emergency systems and may have compromised staff information.
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OpenAI’s hack of Medicare suggests safeguarding civilisation is the task facing leaders in this extraordinary new era Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast More than 130 world leaders descended on the United Nations headquarters in New York this week, joining the pageantry and speechmaking of the annual general assembly. Many of the visiting presidents and prime ministers delivered their set-piece addresses to a sparsely populated hall, but contributions from two unlikely visitors in the nearby security council chamber stood out. Continue reading...
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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 group of US senators has raised concerns about commercial surveillance cameras, signaling congressional unease with how these systems are deployed and the data they collect.
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Welsh force says incident disrupted ‘some non-emergency systems’ and public data was not affected A police force in Wales has said staff information may have been “accessed or compromised” in a cyber-attack. Dyfed-Powys police, which has more than 2,000 officers and civilian staff, said it was hacked on 14 September in an incident that disrupted “some non-emergency systems”. Continue reading...
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Notes from the IAPP Canada: The value of privacy oversight before launch IAPP
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A House bill focused on artificial intelligence policy would prioritize workforce skills development alongside safety safeguards, according to reporting on evolving federal AI legislation.
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Taipei should extend its new semiconductor equipment certification system to test industrial AI agents, constrain their permissions, and monitor them after deployment. The post Taiwan Should Set the Standard for Industrial AI Security appeared first on Just Security.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has published a report focused on artificial intelligence, described as an AI Insights Report. The DPC is a significant European privacy regulator, responsible for overseeing many major tech companies headquartered in Ireland under GDPR.
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Pakistan thwarts border attack, several Taliban dead, security sources say reuters.com
WhiteBridge AI has mapped roughly 1,200 data broker sites, a move framed against the backdrop of elder fraud losses in the United States reaching $7.7 billion. The connection suggests the company is positioning its data-broker intelligence as relevant to protecting older adults from fraud enabled by personal data sales.
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