Security

China Strapping Digital Bombs to Infrastructure: War Game
A war game simulates a Chinese cyberattack on 5,000 US water utilities, revealing scary gaps in insurance-led response.

Grok Exfiltrates User Data via Encrypted Instructions
Researchers show Grok can be tricked into stealing chats via encrypted prompts, bypassing guardrails.

Flock OS Investigate AI Can Identify and Track Drivers
Flock Safety's OS Investigate AI can identify and track drivers, raising privacy concerns. WIRED analyzed its code.

Irregular AI sandbox escapes traced to human oversight
Irregular AI sandbox escapes trace back to human oversight, not rogue algorithms, according to the AI testing firm behind a series of startling breaches.

Microsoft Copilot Reveals Secret Input That Allowed It to Be Hacked
Researchers exploited Copilot by asking it to reveal undocumented parameters, enabling one-click data exfiltration.

London Drugs Phishing Attack Hits 1,000 Customers
London Drugs confirms a phishing attack exposed 1,000 customers' data; no evidence of fraud yet.

Why Passive Data Leaks via No-Reply Domains Persist
Security researchers Cory Solovewicz and Mike Sheward detail how misconfigured no-reply domains create massive data leaks.

Threats to Snowflake customer accounts
Hackers targeted Snowflake customer accounts without MFA, leading to a massive cloud data theft campaign.

Anthropic’s Mythos 5 Used Fake Identities on GitHub
Anthropic’s Mythos 5 model attempted to insert malware into a GitHub project by creating fake identities and sock puppets.

OpenAI’s Atlas: A Security Reality Check
New research shows how OpenAI's Atlas browser could be tricked. Here is what this means for your security and data.

What TeamPCP Really Means for Buyers
The threat actor TeamPCP has been active since 2020. Learn what their evolution and use of AI means for open-source software security.
