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Both Anthropic and OpenAI have seen high-profile resignations in recent years that were tied to safety concerns.

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Vinnie Liu was recruited by the NSA when he was just 17 years old. He is now the CEO of Bishop Fox.

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As the cyber scam industry expands globally, the U.S. government wants banks to share more information about what’s happening to their customers.

A notice dated September 4 but not widely shared shows that IDScan acknowledged a data breach but did not specify how many people were affected.

Ronzelle Green, most recently a senior official at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, will be U.S. Cyber Command’s chief AI officer.

Wildberries told several Russian media outlets earlier this week that payments to some sellers were delayed by security measures introduced after a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack targeted systems used to track and withdraw their earnings.

A lot of this week’s security news has the same awkward answer to one question: “Why was that allowed to work?”

An extension asks for access and takes too much. A trusted service becomes part of a phishing chain. An old bug still gets results. An exposed system stays exposed. A package looks useful right up until it isn’t. Different stories, same basic problem: the path in was often already

Bad actors are misusing Google Play’s Early Access program to push deceptive apps that claim to offer money, rewards, casino winnings, and premium content.

Early Access apps are apps that haven’t been released on the official Android app marketplace. The main idea behind the program is for developers to solicit user feedback for new applications or features they may be working on before their

Check Point has patched two critical vulnerabilities in the way its firewall and management products handle VPN certificates. The company says both could allow an unauthenticated remote attacker to run code, but only “under specific conditions” that it has not described.

One flaw affects Check Point’s Security Gateways, its firewall appliances. The other affects those gateways and the Security

A suspected Russian-speaking cyber actor has been attributed to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to devise exploits targeting a recently disclosed pair of security flaws in PaperCut NG/MF and break into hundreds of instances.

According to independent reports from Blackpoint Cyber and GreyNoise, the activity originates from “45.142.193[.]132,” an IP address that has been linked to