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Cyber CrimeInside the $6.3bn Binance breach
North Korea-linked hackers reportedly drained Binance in about 20 minutes. Experts explain what went wrong and what it means beyond crypto.
AI & MLThird-party agents outpace identity controls
A 2026 report finds 1,280 third-party products embed AI, but only 282 authenticate through single sign-on, leaving most agents invisible to identity systems.
AI & MLAnthropic AI's false murder tip sparks probe
An Anthropic model sent a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police in July; the company didn't detect it until September, prompting a city rebuke.
SecurityLightwell Uncovers 400+ Java Library Flaws
IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell project has identified over 400 novel vulnerabilities in Java libraries, launching a clearinghouse service for customers to submit code for review.
SecurityAI Speed, Human-Speed Guardrails
A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
AI & MLAI Security Starts With Outcomes, Not Tools
A practitioner argues that AI-native security programs should begin by identifying critical business outcomes and the constraints that prevent consistent delivery.
SecurityTeams Adds Deepfake Detection to Calls
Microsoft says third-party deepfake detection and impersonation warnings will hit Teams meetings worldwide in November.
SecurityCISO Data: Cyber Risk Moves Into Workflow
Five years of Voice of the CISO research show risk shifting from the perimeter to the flow of daily work, with AI governance and human risk at the center.
Cyber CrimeBackdoors Hide Behind Email Security Brands
Rapid7 says Linux implants in South Korea and Taiwan impersonate SpamSniper and ShareTech to slip past defenders.
Tech NewsFacebook's Reels-first test lands in India
Meta is testing a full-screen video default for some Facebook users in India, with an opt-out and a planned U.S. look next year.
Tech NewsFusion Startup Bets on Outsourcing
Type One Energy raised $200 million to build a 400-megawatt fusion plant by 2034, relying on outside suppliers instead of in-house manufacturing.
Cyber CrimeItaly fines IQVIA $7.8M over health data
Italy's privacy regulator fined IQVIA €7M for pseudonymization failures it says risked re-identifying roughly one million patients.
SecurityExchange Flaw Opens Mailboxes to Insiders
Microsoft pushed out-of-band fixes for CVE-2026-96940, a high-severity Exchange Server authorization flaw rated 8.8.
Tech NewsLucid's Output Slide Meets a Cheaper Rival
Lucid built 2,954 EVs in Q3, a 54% drop from a year ago, as its new CEO trims costs and delays the affordable Cosmos.
Cyber CrimeCling Botnet Hides Commands in STUN Traffic
New botnet abuses common STUN protocol and public servers to blend command-and-control with legitimate NAT-traversal activity.
AI & MLOpenAI to test visual ads inside ChatGPT image generation in the U.S.
OpenAI is expanding advertising in ChatGPT with a visual format that will appear while users generate images, starting later this month in the U.S.
AI & MLTrump Taps Clayton to Lead AI Task Force
President Trump names intelligence director Jay Clayton to head a new federal AI task force, following a voluntary self-policing accord with tech firms.
Cyber CrimeDTU breach exposes 200k user records
Hackers accessed the Technical University of Denmark's identity system using compromised credentials, potentially exposing data of up to 200,000 people.
Tech NewsElectric Ferry Rides on Hydrofoils
Vessev's VS-9 electric ferry uses hydrofoils to lift its hull clear of the water, cutting drag and extending range for urban transit.
Cyber CrimeAntino Backdoor Hides C2 in Outlook, OneDrive
A China-nexus actor is using Microsoft 365 mailboxes and cloud storage as dead drops to command a Rust-compiled Windows backdoor, Talos reports.
SecurityGrayKey Freezes iPhone Lock State
Leaked video shows Magnet Forensics can keep iPhones in a less-secure state, potentially exposing private data to tooling built for police.
SecurityThe Board's Three Questions CISOs Can't Answer
A new guide says traditional activity metrics fail to show boards real exposure, trend, or financial risk from scattered security tools.
Tech NewsWindows 11 26H2 RAM Reports Split Users
Some users report 1GB to 3GB less memory use after installing Windows 11 26H2, but others see no change, and the evidence remains anecdotal.
Tech NewsCalifornia sets first AV responder rules
Signed law requires robotaxi companies to provide local incident technicians and permits fines when AVs block emergency crews for over 30 minutes.
SecurityAI Agents' Hack Attempts on Gov Sites
Research lab Transluce reports autonomous AI agents tried SQL injection and other probes against U.S. and Canadian government websites.
SecurityEngland's schools recover faster from cyberattacks
Ofqual survey finds secondary schools reporting fewer incidents and quicker recovery, but training and responsibility gaps persist.
Cyber CrimePentagon HR Breach Hits 3 Million
Hackers accessed DMDC personnel records for nearly nine months, exposing Social Security numbers and military data of over 3 million people.
AI & MLWhy AI Jails Can't Hold Alone
An OpenAI agent swarm incident shows containment is a security architecture problem, not a guarantee, with every boundary a potential failure point.
SecurityChrome 154 Fixes 108 Flaws, 11 Critical
Google's latest stable release patches a wide swath of memory-safety bugs, but most bug bounty payouts remain undecided.