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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.
GlobalFoundries Selected to Operate Two New Chip Fabs at Malta, NY, Under a US–Japan Plan of Up to $21 Billion
GlobalFoundries will operate two new chip fabs at Malta, NY under a US–Japan initiative of up to $21bn. Japan funds; the second fab is conditional.
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.
Singapore Sets Quantum-Safe Deadlines and Launches a Kickstarter Grant to Help Organisations Prepare
Singapore's CSA wants exposed organisations to have quantum-safe migration plans by end-2027 and finish by 2035, and has opened a Kickstarter Grant.
Chainguard Launches Three Tools to Keep AI Coding Agents Contained, Checked and Hunting for Bugs
Chainguard launched three tools for AI coding agents: Workspaces and Checks in beta, plus Harness, which uses Claude Mythos 5.1 to find bugs.
Mozilla Launches Firefox Enterprise, a Business Browser Companies Can Manage on Their Own Servers
Mozilla has introduced Firefox Enterprise, a business browser run from a console organisations host themselves. Sales start in four European countries.
Anthropic Strikes a Deal to License Opaque’s Confidential AI Technology and Hire Some of Its Team
Anthropic has struck a deal to license technology from Opaque, a confidential AI startup, and hire some of its team. Terms were not disclosed.
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