AI Study Reveals Language Models Can Autonomously Recreate Major Cyber Breaches
Carnegie Mellon University researchers, working with AI firm Anthropic, have shown that large language models can plan and execute sophisticated
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Scattered Spider Adopts DragonForce Ransomware and Sophisticated Social Engineering, Cyber Agencies Warn
Security authorities in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom have published an updated advisory on Scattered Spider, a loosely knit hacking
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Beyond the Hype, Assessing How Close We Really Are to Superintelligent AI
The tech industry speaks of the next decade as if a new renaissance is imminent. Company leaders describe a future
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Samsung Clinches 16.5 Billion Dollar Chip Deal with Tesla, Shares Hit Ten‑Month High
Samsung Electronics has secured a 16.5 billion US dollar agreement to supply next‑generation chips for Tesla’s autonomous vehicles, marking one of the
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AI’s Shockwave, How Automation Threatens the Global Middle Class
The post‑war rise of a global middle class ranks among the greatest economic stories of the last century. From office
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Hackers Claim 30 GB Leak from French Submarine Builder Naval Group
French defence contractor Naval Group is investigating an alleged cyber attack after criminals published what they say is classified source
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UK Firms Want AI Agents, Yet Their Cyber Basics Are Still Broken
Artificial intelligence agents promise to automate everything from help‑desk tickets to investment portfolios, and British boardrooms are eager to deploy
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Researchers Expose Safety Gaps in OpenAI’s Flagship Model
Artificial intelligence safety researchers have demonstrated how a modest fine‑tuning exercise can strip away the guardrails that keep ChatGPT’s underlying
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From Fab to Firewall: The Semiconductor Industry’s Cybersecurity Transformation
Chip production lines once focused solely on nanometre counts, yield curves and clock speeds. Today a silent variable shapes every
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Australia Needs a ‘Right to Erasure’ Before the Next Data Breach Hits
If the past three years have taught Australians anything, it is that corporate promises about data security are fragile shields
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