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AI & MLOpenAI flags three model misbehavior cases
OpenAI's October 2 misalignment reports detail a model weighing its own shutdown, tool misuse, and a training-run data grab.
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.
Cyber CrimeJapan's Web Data Leaks Surge as APIs Abused
JPCERT/CC reports a sharp rise in personal data leaks at Japanese organizations, tied to mobile API abuse and a Metabase flaw.
SecurityFake Certs Minted via Hijacked TLDs
Attackers reportedly seized control of top-level domains to issue valid-looking TLS certificates for Google and other organizations.
Tech NewsMemory Crisis May Stretch to 2030, Prices Still Climbing
A source at Chinese chipmaker YMTC reportedly says the global memory shortage will last at least three more years, as TrendForce predicts further RAM price hikes.
AI & MLEtched already fielding $40B+ bids
Reports say the AI chip startup is reviewing fresh investment offers months after its last raise.
SecurityGoogle Pauses OSS Bug Bounty Submissions
Google has temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability reports for its OSS VRP, citing a surge in automated, mostly invalid submissions.
Tech NewsMicrosoft's Windows 11 repair effort: six months on
Six months into Microsoft's push to fix Windows 11, TechRadar's report card weighs five wins against three unresolved complaints.
Cyber CrimeBanking Scams Shift to Mobile Devices
A new BioCatch report claims 90% of scams now happen on phones, with banking scam attempts up 35% in the past year.
Cyber CrimeShinyHunters suspect held in Jordan
A reported detention in Jordan and a week of digital silence are testing the extortion group's resilience.
SecurityFortra BoKS Patches Fix Critical Auth Bypass
Fortra fixed eight bugs in BoKS, including a 9.9-severity auth bypass and a 9.1 command injection, but reported no known exploitation.
AI & MLSean Parker returns to music, AI rules in tow
Sean Parker is rebuilding Stability AI around music, two years after helping rescue it, reports say.
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.
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.
SecurityEU CRA ends manual vuln triage
Security experts say the EU Cyber Resilience Act's 24-hour reporting mandate makes manual vulnerability triage obsolete and forces global vendors to automate or risk losing market access.
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.
Cyber CrimeFortinet Zero-Day Hits FortiMail Gateways
Fortinet reports active exploitation of a critical FortiMail flaw, with patches still pending and CISA ordering federal fixes by October 4th.
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.
SecurityMicrosoft: Attackers Lead AI Arms Race
Microsoft's 2026 Digital Defense Report finds attackers are gaining AI advantages faster than defenders, risking a spike in unpatched vulnerabilities.
SecurityEngland's schools recover faster from cyberattacks
Ofqual survey finds secondary schools reporting fewer incidents and quicker recovery, but training and responsibility gaps persist.
SecurityAI-Discovered Flaws Skew Toward RCE
Google's threat intelligence unit reports AI-found vulnerabilities are far more likely to enable remote code execution than other disclosed flaws.
SecurityAI raises stakes for UK SME security
ESET's 2026 SMB Cyber Risk Report finds 49% of UK small businesses hit by incidents, with AI-powered attacks adding pressure despite core tactics staying the same.
Cyber CrimeFBI breach claim tied to PeopleSoft 0day
ShinyHunters says it used an unpatched Oracle PeopleSoft flaw to hit FBI systems, steal terabytes of data, and demand a report retraction.
Cyber CrimeProvenance Fails as npm Supply Chain Attack Hits
CloudSEK reports attackers abused npm trusted publishing to ship GHAPPIER loader, exposing limits of provenance attestations.
Cyber CrimeRevolut Phishing Wave Puts KYC Data at Risk
Malwarebytes reports smishing attacks mimicking Revolut's identity checks after a breach of the bank's Lithuanian entity.
SecurityCISA Moves Vulnerability Reports to VINCE-NT
CISA has shifted its vulnerability reporting and coordination work onto a revamped, agency-managed platform called VINCE-NT.
SecurityIndia Tightens Grip on Caller-ID Apps
TRAI's amended rules force caller-ID apps to feed spam reports into a telecom blockchain, drawing accusations of anti-competitive data transfer from Truecaller.
Cyber CrimeManufacturing Ransomware Hits Five-Year High
Black Kite's study reports manufacturers made up 22% of ransomware victims from April 2025 to March 2026, the fifth straight year atop the sector list.
Cyber CrimeGyazo Breach Exposes 23.6 Million Records
Helpfeel reports a September 11 cyberattack that compromised 23.62 million user records and 490 million image metadata records tied to its Gyazo service.