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Australia Raises Alarm Over AI Scribes Listening In on Doctor Visits
Federal health officials are warning that AI tools recording patient conversations in GP clinics may pose serious privacy risks — and regulators are now weighing whether new rules are needed.
US Lifts Export Controls on Anthropic's Fable AI After Two-Week Freeze
The Commerce Department cleared Anthropic's most powerful AI model for international customers following a government review triggered by fears the system could be used to assist serious cyberattacks.
Samsung's New Galaxy S26 Ultra Has a Screen That Blocks Nosy Neighbours — But Is That a Security Feature?
The phone's built-in privacy display is a neat hardware trick. What it can't do is protect the data sitting behind the glass.
Five Eyes spy chiefs warn AI is shrinking the window to stop cyberattacks — and boards need to act now
The heads of five Western cybersecurity agencies say artificial intelligence is already changing how fast criminals can strike. Waiting is no longer an option, they say — and the warning is aimed squarely at company boards, not IT teams.
Adobe Is Doubling Its Patch Releases — Here's Why That Matters
Starting in July, Adobe will push security fixes twice a month instead of once. Blame faster vulnerability discovery, AI-assisted research, and a threat pace that monthly updates can no longer keep up with.
Five Eyes spy agencies warn AI will outpace cybersecurity defences within months
The intelligence alliance that links the US, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand says AI-powered attacks are arriving faster than most organisations can adapt — and breaches are now a question of when, not if.
Criminals Are Stealing AI Computing Power From Companies That Left a Door Open
Security researchers set traps and caught three separate groups hijacking exposed AI software endpoints to run hacking tools — no password required.
A Year of Testing Has Cooled Security Teams' Enthusiasm for AI-Run Hacking Drills
Companies that hoped AI could fully replace human security testers have pulled back sharply. New data shows only 9% still trust fully automated systems — down from nearly a third just twelve months ago.
This Researcher Is Designing Clothes That Break Facial Recognition Software
A security researcher plans to unveil clothing patterns that confuse the AI systems governments use to track people in public — without their knowledge or consent.
How One HR Giant Cut Its Security Bill by $250,000 — by Deleting Data It Never Needed
Vensure Employer Solutions was drowning in its own security logs. An AI-powered clean-up cut costs, halved response times, and proved that more data isn't always safer.
CISOs Are Betting Big on AI—But Is the Hype Outrunning the Evidence?
Reddit's CISO and an Omdia analyst weigh in on where AI security tooling actually delivers, and where the gap between pitch deck and production remains embarrassingly wide.
Small Gaps, Big Consequences: The Week's Breaches Ran on Trust, Not Zero-Days
Browsers, bots, AI sandboxes and email flows all failed the same way — quietly, and inside the rules.
Sysdig Flags 'JADEPUFFER' as First End-to-End AI-Run Ransomware Attack
Researchers say a large language model handled intrusion, lateral movement and destruction of a production database without a human at the keyboard.
DeepSeek-Generated PoC Ransomware Runs Entirely in the Browser via Chromium File System Access API
Researchers documented what they describe as the first frontier-model-produced malware artifact combining LLM ideation with a legitimate Chromium capability to encrypt user files without a native binary.
DeepSeek Spits Out Working Browser-Native Ransomware for Windows and Android
Researchers say a frontier model stitched together a real Chromium capability with fantasy malware ideas and produced something that actually encrypts files from inside a tab.