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How AI hallucinations are creating real security risks

AI hallucinations are introducing serious security risks by exploiting human trust with confident but incorrect outputs, posing a direct threat to cri

7 min readMay 18

Pentagon official declares advanced AI is 'revolutionary warfare,' signaling a new cyber doctrine

A top DoD official's statement on AI as 'revolutionary warfare' reveals a strategic shift towards automated cyber offense and a new era of conflict.

5 min readMay 17

GM's $12.75M settlement reveals the high cost of selling driver data

GM's $12.75M settlement with California over its OnStar program highlights the risks of vehicle telematics and the growing power of consumer privacy l

6 min readMay 17

Instructure reaches ransom agreement with ShinyHunters to stop 3.65TB Canvas leak

Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, has paid a ransom to the ShinyHunters cybercrime group to prevent a massive 3.65TB data leak affecting mill

6 min readMay 17

OpenAI launches Daybreak for AI-powered vulnerability detection and patch validation

OpenAI's Daybreak aims to revolutionize software security by using frontier AI to autonomously find, validate, and patch vulnerabilities before they'r

6 min readMay 16

The ransomware dilemma: why more than half of security chiefs would pay the price

A new survey reveals 56% of CISOs would consider paying a ransom, highlighting the intense pressure to restore operations despite official guidance.

6 min readMay 16

Colorado governor's commutation of Tina Peters' sentence reignites election security debate

Gov. Polis commuted the sentence of an official convicted of stealing voting data, a move critics say weakens deterrence for insider threats to electi

6 min readMay 16

Global shipping giant Maersk paralyzed by NotPetya cyberattack, exposing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities

A deep dive into the 2017 NotPetya cyberattack on Maersk, which crippled the shipping giant, cost $300M, and exposed global supply chain fragility.

6 min readMay 15

Windows zero-days expose BitLocker bypasses and CTFMON privilege escalation

A security researcher has disclosed two Windows zero-days: 'YellowKey,' a BitLocker bypass, and 'GreenPlasma,' a privilege escalation in CTFMON.

7 min readMay 15

Researchers say AI just broke every benchmark for autonomous cyber capability

Recent studies reveal advanced AI from OpenAI and Anthropic have shattered benchmarks for autonomous hacking, accelerating a new cyber arms race.

6 min readMay 14

Europe's proposed social media age gate: a privacy minefield for teens

The European Commission's push for a social media age limit of 16 raises serious data privacy and security concerns over how to verify age at scale.

7 min readMay 14

DOJ memo outlines legal theory for nationwide voter data collection, sparking cybersecurity and privacy alarms

A DOJ legal memo argues for federal power to collect nationwide voter data, sparking alarms over the creation of a massive cybersecurity target and th

6 min readMay 14