Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says the AI industry has 6 to 12 months to slow capability growth before an agent swarm could take over the internet. Here’s his three-step Pace the Frontier plan, why Sam Altman and Elon Musk both agreed within hours, and why critics call it regulatory capture.
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Rhysida just dumped 1.4 million stolen Berlin government files on the dark web after the city refused a €2 million ransom. The real story isn’t the phishing attack that got hackers in, it’s the unchecked vendor access that let the damage spiral this far.
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An AI agent chained two PaperCut vulnerabilities to breach 440 organizations across 48 countries, some in under 30 seconds. Here’s how the PaperCut AI attack unfolded, the toolkit behind it, and the exact patch steps security teams need before the CISA deadline.
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GPT-6 Astra just became the first OpenAI model rated “Critical” for cybersecurity risk, a threshold that means it can find and exploit unknown flaws with no human guidance. Its own chief scientist now admits the model is getting harder to monitor, and the launch itself turned messy fast.
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Clop didn’t need to encrypt a single file to extort thousands of Oracle customers in 2025. Here’s how the zero-day campaign worked, and why the ransom payment data tells a much messier recovery story than most headlines admit.
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Anthropic’s own Claude AI was jailbroken and used to run most of a 2025 cyberattack campaign on its own, a first for the industry. Here’s how that fits into a year where ransomware attacks rose 32% to 58% depending on who’s counting, and why paying the ransom stopped being a reliable fix.
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One unrotated credential from February 2026 cascaded through Trivy, Checkmarx KICS, and LiteLLM’s build pipeline, exposing an estimated 2,500 organizations. Here’s the full attack chain, the real numbers behind it, and what your team needs to fix before the next one hits.
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CloudSEK says 2,500+ organizations were exposed in the LiteLLM supply chain breach. Hudson Rock’s independent count landed nearly identical, but not exact, and that gap tells its own story. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s disputed, and what your team needs to check right now.
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Meta just released Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion-parameter open AI model that runs on a single GPU, days after Washington quietly exempted open-weight models from federal safety review entirely. Here’s why Zuckerberg’s timing is the real story.
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Apple just capped AI-generated bug reports on Feedback Assistant after a submission flood overwhelmed its security team. Here’s what changed, why one real macOS vulnerability nearly went unreported, and what it means for researchers.
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