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What happens when AI agents go off track without warning? Goodfire's inside-out approach aims to spot rogue systems, tackle a costly security blind spotNotably, its probes examine internal signals generated while the AI model processes information. These signals can help indicate what the m...- South Korea, Japan buffeted by hacks as AI lowers bar for cybercriminalsNine South Korean banks and two mega-churches are probing cyberattacks that may have involved AI tools, while Japanese companies including ...
- How Anthropic disrupted bioweapons research efforts, Russian hacking, Chinese Claude misuseA growing number of illegal hacking attempts by rogue AI agents along with concerns over the technology's risks voiced by industry insiders...
- OpenAI's rogue agents probed Hugging Face for weaknesses two months before major hackThe newly uncovered malicious activity showed that the rogue agents' efforts to find a way into Hugging Face began earlier than publicly kn...
- AI agents are finding new ways to bypass safeguardsAgents are now beginning to reason, to find the fastest, cheapest and simplest ways to achieve a goal, often in unintended ways. But this d...
- OpenAI, Anthropic model tests reveal more ‘unsanctioned’ actionsAI models from OpenAI and Anthropic demonstrated harmful actions during safety tests. These systems engaged in hacking and attempted code i...
- Experimental AI systems have been going on hacking spreesThe incidents show testing advanced AI models is no longer a controlled exercise. And the companies behind them need to do more to keep AI'...
- CrimeGPT comes knocking: Illegal AI services make cybercrimes cheaper and fasterIllegal AI services are making cybercrimes cheaper and faster. The threat is escalating as state actors and rogue networks weaponise fronti...
- Ethical hacking can strengthen trust in online examinationsOnline exams face security threats. Ethical hacking offers a solution by finding vulnerabilities before malicious actors. India's digital g...
- Anthropic thwarts hacker attempts to misuse Claude AI for cybercrimeAnthropic has blocked hackers from misusing its Claude AI to create phishing emails, malicious code, and influence campaigns. The company s...
- India, Pakistan hackers trade codes & command in digital firefightRising tensions between India and Pakistan since last week’s Pahalgam terror attack have spilled over into cyberspace, with multiple groups...
- WhatsApp Hack Alert: Your phone might be hacked without clicking any link. Know about the 'Zero-Click' spywareWhatsApp has warned that nearly 100 users across more than two dozen countries were targeted by a "zero-click" spyware attack linked to Isr...
- US, UK accuse China of cyberespionage that hit millions of peopleAuthorities on both sides of the Atlantic nicknamed the hacking group Advanced Persistent Threat 31 or "APT31", calling it an arm of China'...
- US, Microsoft warn Chinese hackers attacking 'critical' infrastructureMicrosoft highlighted Guam, a US territory in the Pacific Ocean with a vital military outpost, as one of the targets, but said "malicious" ...
- Meta says Pakistan, China-based networks used malware to target Indian users on Facebook, InstagramThese cyber espionage groups, which pose an advanced persistent threat (APT), “relied heavily on social engineering and invested in making ...
- Suspicious virus prowling in Indian cyberspace, can alter users' personal dataThe virus' threat is critical as it belongs to the 'Trojan' family,a 'spear phishing' attack is a clever activity to hit a healthy system.
- Social media cannot beat professional news mediaThe account was hacked and attackers tweeted that the White House had been bombed and President Barack Obama, injured.
- Indian cyberspace hit by Kim Jong-II malware mails: IT sleuthsIndian computer security analysts have detected and alerted internet users against "malicious spam mails" in the name of dead North Korean ...
- Routine internet searches can expose PC to malware: StudyBeware! your PC is not safe. Even a routine internet search, especially for a hot topic, might lead your computer into the hands of hackers.
- 'Routine internet searches can expose your PC to malware'Beware! Your PC is not safe. Even a routine internet search, especially for a hot topic, might lead your computer into the hands of hackers.
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