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Companies · Cybersecurity

Broadcom Launches TrueSource to Secure Open-Source Libraries for Tanzu Platform

Broadcom has unveiled TrueSource, an initiative to curate and secure open-source components for its Tanzu platform, covering Spring, RabbitMQ, and Java, Python and Node.js libraries, with fixes promised upstream.

Companies · Cybersecurity

Broadcom: Software, agent identity controls key to production AI

Broadcom execs at VMware Explore 2026: put software first and govern AI agents via identity and sandboxed runtimes.

Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity

Bank of England Chief Warns Frontier AI Poses Cyber Risk to Global Financial Stability

Bank of England chief warns frontier AI could raise cyber risks to global financial stability, urging G20 action.

Cybersecurity · Large Language Models

OpenAI warns sophisticated AI swarm attacks are months away after Hugging Face incident

OpenAI warns AI-enabled cyber attacks will become more widespread in coming months, citing an unprecedented incident where 1,200 agents hacked Hugging Face. Experts urge focus on cyber fundamentals and using AI to fight AI.

Cybersecurity · Companies

Hackers Claim Massive Theft of Patient Data in Breach at Healthcare Giant McKesson

Hackers claim they stole millions of patient records from McKesson, a major U.S. healthcare distributor, in a cyberattack last week.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Cybersecurity

U.S. stocks fall on Iran tensions; Nvidia, CrowdStrike gain

Stocks fell Monday on U.S.-Iran strikes and Fed comments; Nvidia and CrowdStrike rose on AI and cybersecurity news.

Cybersecurity

Massive 'Steam2 Teraleak' Exposes 12TB of Lost PC Gaming History

A 12TB archive of Steam2 content from 2003-2013 leaks online, including unreleased prototypes and cut content, with researchers citing an unsecured public API.

Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation

AI Could Make Software Too Secure for Government Hacking, Professor Warns

Cryptography professor Matthew Green argues AI could make software too secure for governments to lawfully hack criminals' devices, possibly renewing backdoor calls.

Markets · Cybersecurity

Jim Cramer's Trust Trims Palo Alto Networks Stake as Cybersecurity Stocks Rally

Jim Cramer's trust trims Palo Alto stake to 1.5% as cybersecurity rally follows OpenAI breach.

Cybersecurity

How to disable your digital wallet if you lose your phone

Learn how to remotely disable your digital wallet to protect payment cards and personal data if your phone is lost.

Cybersecurity · World

Berlin Refuses to Pay Ransom After City Systems Hacked

Berlin's mayor says hackers who stole city data are blackmailing the city, and officials will not pay. The hackers threaten to auction 5.79 terabytes of stolen data within seven days.

Cybersecurity

Expert Analysis Probes Iran's Role in UK Power Generator Outage

An expert analysis from TechRadar examines how Iran knocked a UK power generator offline for four days and what it means for critical infrastructure.

Products & Applications · Cybersecurity

Android 17 blocks network snoops with ECH and turns off 2G by default

Android 17 introduces Encrypted Client Hello and a 2G kill switch, blocking network snooping and SMS-blaster attacks.

Cybersecurity

Cloudflare launches Adaptive Intelligence to dynamically rewrite bot rules

Cloudflare launched Adaptive Intelligence, a bot detection engine that continuously rewrites blocking rules to counter evolving automated attacks.

Products & Applications · Companies · Cybersecurity

Google Messages bug resurfaces old texts and sends them to wrong recipients

Google Messages users report a bug that pulls old texts from unrelated chats and sends them with new messages, raising privacy concerns.

World · Cybersecurity · Policy & Regulation

Bank of England warns frontier AI threatens global financial stability

Bank of England warns frontier AI poses global financial risk; shadow AI compliance and EU defence reforms also in focus.

Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity

GS Retail fined $9.3 mln over data leak affecting 1.66 mln customers

South Korea's privacy watchdog fined GS Retail 12.8 billion won for a data leak that exposed personal details of 1.66 million GS SHOP and GS25 customers.

Companies · Large Language Models · Cybersecurity

Linux Foundation Says AI Scrapers Overwhelm git.kernel.org with Billions of URLs

Linux Foundation IT director says AI scrapers make up most git.kernel.org traffic, forcing feature cuts and new access limits.

Cybersecurity

12TB Steam 'teraleak' spills over a decade of lost PC gaming history

A 12TB Steam data leak, circulating via BitTorrent, contains a nearly complete archive of game builds from 2003 to 2013, including unreleased prototypes.

Cybersecurity

Massive Steam leak exposes Valve prototypes and canceled Half-Life 2: Episode 3 assets

A 12TB leak of Steam data from 2003-2013 has surfaced, revealing internal Valve builds, canceled Half-Life and Portal projects.

Cybersecurity

Four safeguards to stop your AI agents from going rogue

ServiceNow president Amit Zavery outlines four safeguards—sense, decide, act, and secure—to prevent AI agents from causing damage as they move into production.

Products & Applications · Large Language Models · Cybersecurity

Researchers Find 120 Unclaimed Domains in AI Documentation Could Let Hackers Plant Malware via Agents

A study of 6,214 corporate domains found 120 unclaimed references in AI documentation that could be hijacked to deliver malware through AI agents like Claude, Codex, and Hermes.

Cybersecurity · Large Language Models

AI Chatbots Outperform Search Engines in Rejecting Foreign Propaganda, Experiment Finds

An NPR and NewsGuard experiment found AI chatbots reject foreign disinformation about 75% of the time, outperforming search engines and AI-generated search summaries.

Cybersecurity · Products & Applications

GrapheneOS says Pixel 11 phones missing key security feature, port impossible

GrapheneOS says it can't support Pixel 11 because Google dropped a key security feature, and advises against buying the phones.