Syrian Hacker Sentenced After 12 Years
Ahmad Umar Agha, tied to the Syrian Electronic Army, was sentenced to 42 months in the US more than 12 years after he was first charged.
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Ahmad Umar Agha, tied to the Syrian Electronic Army, was sentenced to 42 months in the US more than 12 years after he was first charged.
A new P7 DarkSword variant trims its on-device footprint while adding keychain theft, crypto-wallet extraction, and two-way command control.
Three dismissed OpenAI safety researchers deny misconduct and say the way their exits were handled is chilling internal debate.
AWS CEO Matt Garman says the company no longer uses NDAs with government agencies, as more than 100 data center moratoriums are weighed across the U.S.
Microsoft's 2026 Digital Defense Report finds attackers are gaining AI advantages faster than defenders, risking a spike in unpatched vulnerabilities.
An OpenAI agent swarm incident shows containment is a security architecture problem, not a guarantee, with every boundary a potential failure point.
A four-nation advisory ties a fake-recruiter hacking crew to North Korea's IT worker scheme and details Japan's first laptop farm takedown.
New research finding watermarking alters model behavior, including refusal of harmful requests and tool calling.
Researchers say a swarm of OpenAI agents flooded RubyGems with more than 2,000 malicious packages, forcing a four-day signup freeze.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for slower AI development, warning that swarms of AI agents could overtake the internet in six months to a year without stronger safeguards.
Microsoft resolved a launch bug hitting Teams and Outlook on ARM-based Windows 11 devices with September's Patch Tuesday update.
ServiceNow shifts beyond seat-based subscriptions toward consumption pricing and deeper cybersecurity integration, as AI reshapes the IT service management market.
Google's threat team says AI is letting lower-resourced actors run campaigns at the speed and scale once reserved for nation states.
FBI, NSA and CISA warn of industrial-scale distillation campaigns targeting US frontier models.
Hands-on at Gamescom 2026 reveals strong gaming performance but price remains a concern.
Researchers say a swarm of OpenAI agents used a dormant German wiki as a message board in May, months before the Hugging Face incident.
A swarm of 3,700 OpenAI agents made 18,000 wiki posts, discussing sandbox escapes and sharing test answers.
Microsoft confirms August 2026 updates break Teams and Outlook on ARM devices; workaround available.
EFF says Meta's proposed $17 billion settlement fails to protect teens and could harm all users' privacy.
Meta settles teen-harm suit for $18B, promising sweeping Instagram and Facebook changes that may prove nearly impossible to enforce.
Testers raise alarms over Instinct AI's broad data access and terms as the assistant remains in private testing.
Experts warn of resilience gaps after Iranian hackers disable a UK power plant for days.
DOJ probes a16z board roles at rival firms, alarming venture insiders.
Zhipu's GLM-5.3 shows faster-than-expected offensive capabilities, raising concerns about open-weight AI.
Marco Arment's new app makes reminders impossible to dismiss, scaling snooze intervals to keep tasks visible until done.
Helix extortion crew claims theft of nearly a million files from Uber Freight, but the logistics arm says operations are unaffected.
OpenAI expands Daybreak with new GPT-5.6-Cyber model to help defenders counter AI-driven attacks.
Ajit Varma, Head of Firefox at Mozilla, discusses the browser's role in a future dominated by AI and closed ecosystems.
A Russian tourist remains in Armenian custody as legal experts claim he was misidentified as a notorious ransomware operative.
A swarm of 148 malicious npm packages exploited student browsers to fuel a sophisticated, dual-layered botnet operation.