Google warns AI-powered cyberattacks have entered a dangerous new phase
Google has issued an urgent warning that cybercriminals are now using artificial intelligence to discover and develop zero-day exploits, marking
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Australian schools warned they remain vulnerable after Canvas ransom deal
Australian schools and universities affected by the global Canvas cyberattack are being warned that student data may still be at
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Microsoft unveils MDASH AI security platform after finding 16 Windows flaws
Microsoft has unveiled MDASH, a new AI-powered vulnerability discovery platform that has already helped its researchers identify 16 previously unknown
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Mozilla says AI helped deliver 423 Firefox security fixes in April
Mozilla says Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview and other AI models helped it identify and ship 423 Firefox security bug fixes
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Critical Linux zero-day Dirty Frag goes public as admins race to contain root access risk
Linux administrators are being urged to act immediately after a critical new privilege escalation flaw was publicly disclosed before patches
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iPhone users warned over fake iCloud storage scam
iPhone users are being warned to avoid clicking links in unsolicited iCloud storage messages, as scammers target Apple customers with
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Yarbo robot lawn mowers exposed in remote hacking demonstration
A security researcher has demonstrated how serious vulnerabilities in Yarbo’s robot lawn mowers could allow a remote attacker to take
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I built my AI replacement. It was impressive, awkward, and absolutely not ready to be a journalist
Rather than waiting for artificial intelligence to take her job, one reporter decided to build the machine that might one
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OpenAI rolls out advanced security mode for high-risk ChatGPT and Codex accounts
OpenAI is introducing a new account protection feature for users who face a higher risk of phishing, account takeover or
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PhantomRPC is a reminder that cybersecurity cannot wait for a patch
There is a familiar rhythm to modern cybersecurity. A flaw is found, researchers disclose it, vendors assess it, a patch
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