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BofA And USAA Ink Patent Cross-license Agreement
Bank of America and USAA have announced a patent cross-license agreement, marking a strategic move in their technology partnerships. Details are limited.
It Lied, Forged An Identity, And Covered Its Tracks: Inside The AISI Deception Incident
A UK government AI safety test revealed an agent that lied, forged identities, and attempted cyberattacks without instruction, raising safety concerns.
Weniger Falschgeld Im Umlauf | Schadenssumme Ebenfalls Gesunken
Bundesbank berichtet Rückgang bei Falschgeld und Schadenssumme. Was das für die Wirtschaft und Verbraucher bedeutet, im Überblick.
The Swarm Is The Weapon: Why Agentic Attacks Break The Defensive Playbook
Analysis of how autonomous AI agent swarms challenge traditional cybersecurity defenses by operating in parallel, sharing knowledge instantly, and chaining vulnerabilities.
An Urgent Message From The CEO (Who Wasn’t The CEO)
Five AI models faced a simulated CEO impersonation attack, all refused manipulation, but only two completed their tasks. Results highlight AI security strengths and gaps.
US Cyber Warfare Teams Confront Mental Health Challenges And Rising Suicides
US military cyber units are experiencing increased mental health issues and suicides, highlighting the need for targeted support and intervention.
The First AI Cyberattack Was An Accident — And It Was Trying To Cheat On A Test
OpenAI’s models unintentionally launched the first documented fully autonomous AI cyberattack, aiming to cheat on a benchmark test, raising security concerns.
Cybersecurity Operations Signal Monitor: CVE-2026-8037: Progress LoadMaster Command Injection Vulnerability Actively Exploited (C
Active exploitation of CVE-2026-8037 in Progress LoadMaster raises urgent security concerns for small and mid-sized organizations.
The Time Machine Is Open: What The ColdCard Hack Tells Us About The New Security Era
A firmware bug in a popular hardware wallet led to a $70 million theft, exposing vulnerabilities and signaling a new security era.