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Anthropic Says Newer Models Rarely Repeat Mythos 5’s AISI Test Attack
Anthropic's replays found Mythos 5 began its AISI test attack 83% of the time, newer models 0-13%. AISI now runs cyber tests without internet access.
HPE Patches 72 Aruba Wireless Flaws, Eight Rated a Maximum 10.0
HPE has fixed 72 flaws in its AOS-8 and AOS-10 wireless software, eight rated 10.0. No exploitation is known; HPE urges customers to update now.
Straiker Says Cybercrime Group Used Claude and Grok Agents on Banks
Straiker says a Latin American cybercrime group used Claude, Grok and Kimi agents against 400+ financial targets. Anthropic revoked the credential used.
Japan’s Digital Agency Says Vendor Breach May Expose 13,000 Entries
Japan's Digital Agency says a breach at website vendor Studio may have exposed more than 13,000 contact-form entries collected between 2021 and 2023.
and ST HD Says Data on 2.5 Million Customers May Have Leaked
Japanese apparel group and ST HD says a server intrusion may have exposed about 2.5 million customer records. Card data and passwords were not included.
UK Proposes Up to 14 Years’ Jail for Subsea Cable Sabotage
A UK White Paper proposes up to 14 years' jail and unlimited fines for damaging undersea cables and pipelines. It is out for consultation until 14 January.
Iran-Linked Prince of Persia Hid a Server on US Soil, Semperis Says
Semperis has published IOCs for Prince of Persia, an Iran-linked group it says put a command server in the US for the first time in a decade.
Kentik Says DDoS Traffic Hit North Korea’s Internet for 32 Hours
Kentik's Doug Madory says DDoS traffic from Vietnam, the Philippines and Venezuela hit North Korea from 20 Oct. Who was behind it is unknown.
Swell Pauses swETH and rswETH After Suspected Hot-Key Compromise
Swell paused swETH and rswETH deposits and withdrawals after a researcher flagged unbacked rate rises. Swell says no ETH has left its contracts.
Iceberg Quantum Says RSA-2048 Could Fall to Fewer Than 100,000 Qubits
Iceberg Quantum says new simulations show a future machine could factor RSA-2048 with 48,000 qubits in a day. No such computer exists.
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