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OpenAI reveals more on Hugging Face AI hack incident, and it's pretty disturbing stuff — AI agents organized into a ‘swarm’, considered the risks of attack, and did whatever it took to achieve its goal
By Benedict Collins Published
Further details of the Hugging Face attack reveal how resourceful OpenAI's agents became in attempting to solve an impossible task.

Trump signs order banning some foreign equipment from US energy grid, including some software
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Seven years after initial crackdowns, Trump again bans foreign gear in a move seemingly aimed at China.

CISA says over 100 US water systems were targeted in July 2026 alone
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Hackers are going for internet-connected PLCs, and CISA is urging agencies to take them off the public internet.

Boston Scientific says cyberattack is causing a ‘global disruption’ to medical device operations
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
The company did not say what kind of attack it suffered, or when it might complete the restoration process.

OpenAI says it took down a malicious Russian plan to spread misinformation on ChatGPT
By Benedict Collins Published
The International Burke Institute was central to the social influence campaign, designed to paint Russia in a better light than its Western counterparts.

Security expert hijacks Apple's Find My network to share data with a Linux device
By Rahim Amir Published
Researcher tricks Apple's Find My into feeding live location data to a Linux box, with no Mac or iPhone required.

ShinyHunters hackers claim to have hit data center provider used by Microsoft and Meta
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
The hackers are asking for $13 million from CyrusOne, and have given the company a four-day deadline to comply.

Are employees to blame for rise in insider access threats? This new study claims so
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Every day, someone is selling access on the dark web, and hackers are buying.

New 'AnonyMous' phishing campaign targets iPhone users with fake AI Apple support calls
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Crooks are automating fake support calls to get users to remotely unlock stolen phones.

Of course this fake GTA 6 ISO download is malware — testers reveal 113GB download is 99.99% empty zeroes, with a tiny virus attached
By Efosa Udinmwen Last updated
A fake 113GB GTA 6 ISO reportedly contains 99.99% empty data and a 50KB malicious payload capable of weakening Windows security.
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