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MI5 Chief Says AI-Enabled Bioweapons Are His Biggest AI Worry, and Launches an AI Threat Assessment Centre
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said AI's potential to change the stakes on bioweapons is the misuse he weighs most, and announced an AI Threat Assessment Centre.
Google DeepMind and Singapore Build a Scam Detector That Runs on Your Phone
Google DeepMind and GovTech Singapore have built a Gemma-based scam detector that runs on phones and warns users. No launch date has been given yet.
OpenAI Is in Early Talks to Buy Security Firm Trail of Bits, The Information Reports
The Information reported that OpenAI is in early talks to buy security firm Trail of Bits. Neither company has confirmed it, and no deal terms are known.
Musk Backs a Grok Bot a User Built to Flag Scam Emails
Elon Musk shared a Grok Bot that DirtyTesLa built to flag scam emails. TSN has not tested it. Why scams are harder to spot, and how to check.
Ex-OpenAI Engineer in Bugging Case Had Saudi Support, Prosecutors Allege
Prosecutors allege the ex-OpenAI engineer in the hidden-recorder case had Saudi royal contact and Saudi-paid family flights. His lawyer seeks release.
Google Says It Cannot Rule Out Gemini 4 Argon Reaching Critical Cyber and Bio Risk Levels
Google says it cannot rule out Gemini 4 Argon reaching critical cyber and bio risk levels, and says its safeguards bring that risk back below them.
US Charges 14 People Over Alleged North Korean IT Worker Scheme and Raids Texas “Laptop Farms”
The Justice Department has charged 14 people over an alleged North Korean remote IT worker scheme and seized about 187 devices in Texas laptop farm raids.
Microsoft Fixes a Windows Shell Zero-Day That Attackers Are Already Using
Microsoft's October update fixes CVE-2026-96951, a Windows Shell flaw attackers are already using to slip past Mark of the Web warnings. Update now.
AIR Security Says a Crafted Certificate Can Carry Secrets Past Vercel Sandbox’s Domain Allowlist
AIR Security says a crafted client certificate can carry secrets past Vercel Sandbox's domain allowlist. Vercel has not commented publicly.
Docker Hub Flaw Handed Users’ Access Tokens to New Owners When Accounts Became Organisations; Docker Says It Is Fixed
A Docker Hub flaw, CVE-2026-105445, handed users' access tokens to new owners when accounts became organisations. Docker says it is fixed and saw no abuse.
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