Security researchers say they've found a new fileless malware delivery system where artificial intelligence didn't just help write parts of the code — it appears to have designed the entire attack infrastructure from the ground up.
The system, dubbed SpectrePaste, was reportedly uncovered while re...
OpenAI has rolled out a new voice system for ChatGPT that lets the AI listen and speak at the same time, doing away with the stop-and-start rhythm that has defined AI conversations for years. The company calls it GPT-Live, and it's now replacing Advanced Voice Mode for users everywhere.
The change...
Ctrl Wallet, one of the more established names in multichain crypto storage, is closing its doors entirely — and giving users a hard deadline of August 3, 2026, to move their funds out before the app stops working.
The trouble started small. On June 23, Ctrl Wallet flagged a security issue affecti...
The UK's top diplomat has a blunt message for world governments: don't wait until something goes catastrophically wrong with AI before agreeing on how to control it.
In an essay for the Chatham House think tank, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper draws a direct comparison to the birth of the nuclear...
AI is getting surprisingly good at finding security flaws—but it still isn't catching everything.
Earlier this year, Anthropic's AI model discovered a real vulnerability in the Linux kernel, and developers quickly patched it. The problem seemed solved.
Then security researcher Jaeyoung Chung e...
India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has extended its deadline for Meta to respond to concerns over WhatsApp's upcoming username feature, moving the cutoff from July 6 to July 9. The rollout remains on hold in the country in the meantime.
Meta announced on June 29 that WhatsA...
A newly published case study is pulling back the curtain on how a modern-day extortion deal actually plays out — and it's not the ransomware story most people picture. A hacking group calling itself Kairos hit a small US county government, stole roughly 2 terabytes of data, and got paid about $1 mil...
Security firm runZero just disclosed seven vulnerabilities in something almost nobody's heard of but nearly everything runs on: FatFs, a small piece of code that lets devices read and write USB drives and SD cards. It's baked into the firmware behind security cameras, drones, industrial equipment, h...
There's a new phishing trick going around, and it's a genuinely strange one: attackers are exploiting the fact that AI chatbots make things up. Researchers at Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 call it "phantom squatting" — and it works by targeting a habit large language models can't seem to shake: invent...