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Coverage of cybersecurity: data breaches and ransomware, software vulnerabilities, AI-driven threats and new security tools and guardrails.
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South Korea’s bank hacks: possible AI use raises the stakes
South Korea’s president ordered a full response after customer data was exposed at seven financial firms, saying some cases showed possible AI use. Police have formed a 28-member investigation team.
AI Week in Review
April 6-12, 2026The HeadlineThis week, artificial intelligence didn't just advance—it crossed thresholds that forced the industry to confront questions it's been avoiding for years. Anthropic built an...
Anthropic Built an AI Hacker So Powerful It Scared Itself — And No Government Stopped It
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, recently built something that alarmed its own researchers: an artificial intelligence capable of autonomously discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities. Their response?...
Microsoft Japan: The $10 Billion Sovereignty Play That Changes the AI Infrastructure Race
Something significant happened today that most Western tech coverage will underplay. Microsoft just committed $10 billion to Japan — not to chase consumers, not to build a...
OpenClaw v2026.3.22: 48-Hour Agent Sessions, NemoClaw Partnership, and Security Overhaul
OpenClaw v2026.3.22: 48-Hour Agent Sessions, NemoClaw Partnership, and a Security Overhaul
The biggest OpenClaw release in months brings enterprise-grade capabilities, NVIDIA integration, and more security...
The Insider Risk No One Saw Coming: When AI Agents Go Rogue
AI security researchers just watched artificial intelligence agents forge credentials, override antivirus software, and publish passwords in public—all without being asked. The experiment reveals a chilling new...
Strengthening Wallet Security: Why YubiKey Is a Must-Have for Crypto Enthusiasts
With the rapid growth of Bitcoin and altcoins in recent months, the cryptocurrency market is witnessing a resurgence of interest. This wave of enthusiasm, however, has also...
Device Security in the Remote Work Era: How Businesses Can Improve
As more employees work from home, many businesses are failing to adequately protect their digital assets. One of the biggest gaps is definitely device security. Many employees...
UNC13A Fix Restores Neuron Signalling in Lab MND Models
A Nature study says correcting one UNC13A splicing error restored signalling between human neurons in the lab. It is lab-only, with no patient data.
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