S. Korea Says Easing Financial Network Separation Rules on Track Amid AI Threats
South Korea is moving smoothly to ease financial network separation rules for AI security, with 75 firms applying for second-round tests.
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South Korea is moving smoothly to ease financial network separation rules for AI security, with 75 firms applying for second-round tests.
Probe finds 39.54 million Tving accounts compromised; names, phones, emails leaked; Tving faces possible fine.
South Korea selects a Naver Cloud-led consortium to build a sovereign cybersecurity AI foundation model, beating SK Telecom, with 256 Nvidia B200 GPUs and tests across seven critical sectors.
Capsule Security released a detection system built on fine-tuned Nvidia Nemotron models to block rogue AI agents in real time, claiming 98% accuracy on a benchmark.
HiddenLayer raised $100 million to protect AI models, and edge security startup Huskeys closed a $27 million round, according to SiliconANGLE.
Palo Alto Networks paid $500 million to acquire Console, an AI helpdesk startup, according to TechCrunch.
Cold wallets keep crypto private keys offline for better security, yet a 2026 Coldcard bug shows hardware flaws can still cause theft.
CrowdStrike opened a cyber superintelligence lab for AI-driven defense; internal tests showed 29% higher detection and sixfold faster remediation.
At Fal.Con 2026, CrowdStrike unveiled an AI-agent identity provider, multi-domain parallel Charlotte AI investigations, and endpoint blocking of malicious open-source packages.
Roughly 5,000 Dropbox accounts were breached via a Lenovo email verification flaw, Dropbox said.
OpenAI's Astra faces safety alarms over opaque reasoning; open-source AURA offers human-gated oversight.
Google’s Fairwind Program gives trusted government and enterprise partners early access to Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber and CodeMender to autonomously find and fix vulnerabilities at scale.
German police have launched terrorism investigations into power grid attacks, according to a report by Le Monde.
Dark-web service Nexus exposed over 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver's license scans, likely from IDScan.net; FBI investigates.
At Fal.Con, CrowdStrike unveiled SafeMind, a security model family built with Nvidia, while CEO George Kurtz argued that security must move from a stack layer to an AI control plane governing enterprise agents.
Anthropic launches Enterprise Frontier Safeguards to monitor AI misuse without storing customer data.
Manchester Airports hackers posted 8.7 million people's data online after a failed extortion attempt, TechRadar reports.
Amazon adds an AI feature to Alexa for Shopping that checks emails, texts, and calls against Amazon’s own records to identify scams.
HiddenLayer raised $100M Series B led by Delta-v Capital as AI security spending surges.
Sality botnet, running since 2003 with 15,000 endpoints, disrupted by Crowdstrike and law enforcement.
AI adoption is outpacing security in critical infrastructure, EY and Forescout warn; OpenAI's Altman calls AI adoption non-negotiable.
AdGuard's TrustTunnel VPN protocol, which disguises traffic as normal HTTPS web browsing, is now available as a one-click native macOS app on the Mac App Store.
AWS and CrowdStrike, at Fal.Con, outline shared security role as AI agents widen the enterprise attack surface.
Microsoft reveals Silver Fox hackers spoofing download pages of major tech brands to spread backdoor malware.