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Noma Labs Details “SneakPeek”, a Now-Fixed Flaw That Let Claude Code Desktop’s Preview Pane Read Local Secrets

Noma Labs says a now-fixed Claude Code Desktop flaw let a poisoned file in the preview pane read local secrets. Anthropic rated it CVSS 8.7, High.

Incode Launches TrustGraph, a Network for Sharing Fraud Signals Without Sharing Customer Data

Incode's TrustGraph lets banks and firms spot repeat and AI-driven fraud using each other's signals without sharing customer records, Incode says.

Singapore Launches a Starter Kit for Testing AI Agents and a Task Force on Frontier-AI Cyber Threats

IMDA has issued a voluntary starter kit for testing AI agents and set up FAIRS, a task force on cyber threats from frontier AI, per CNA and ST.

Crypto Casino Gamdom Takes All Its Systems Offline After Finding an “Unauthorized Connection”

Crypto casino Gamdom took all its systems offline after an "unauthorized connection" on a server. It says user funds are safe; no loss figure given.

Cisco Patches a Secure Email Gateway Zero-Day That Attackers Are Already Using

Cisco has fixed CVE-2026-76519, a 9.8-rated flaw in Secure Email Gateway that attackers are already using to run commands as root. There is no workaround.

Harmonic Security Raises $50 Million to Police What Employees Send to AI Tools

Harmonic Security, which checks what staff send to AI tools, has raised a $50 million Series B led by Crosspoint Capital Partners. No valuation was given.

Microsoft Disrupts Three Chinese-Language Phishing Services It Links to More Than One Billion Scam Messages

Microsoft says a US court order let it seize domains behind three Chinese-language phishing services tied to over one billion scam messages this year.

Google DeepMind’s Hassabis Calls AI-Agent Hacks “Early Warning Shots” and Says Major Incidents Could Follow

Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis says AI-agent hacks are "early warning shots" and could turn major within two years unless systems are made more secure.

Ride On Express Says Data on Up to About 6.5 Million Gin no Sara Customers May Have Leaked After a Server Attack

Gin no Sara operator Ride On Express says data on up to about 6.5 million users may have leaked. Cards weren't affected; online orders are paused.

Ampath Confirms a Cybersecurity Incident; Attacker Claims It Stole More Than 80 Million Patient Records

South African lab Ampath confirms a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed patient data. Attacker ByteToBreach claims over 80 million records.

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