The AI boom, fueled by breakthroughs like DeepSeek's R1 and ChatGPT, is driving surging energy demands, heightening cybersecurity risks through AI-generated malware, and necessitating responsible governance frameworks to address the ethical and regulatory challenges of pervasive AI adoption.
Inbound Apps revolutionize secure connectivity by enabling applications to act as OAuth identity providers, facilitating seamless AI agent integration, partner app authentication, and granular user consent controls over data access across AI, apps, and APIs.
North Korea has been covertly deploying AI-powered IT workers posing as legitimate candidates to infiltrate Western firms, stealing jobs and sensitive data through sophisticated deception tactics that are challenging companies' defenses.
Meta unveils AI security tools for open source development like Llama Guard 4, and privacy solutions like Private Processing for WhatsApp, enabling AI capabilities while protecting user data.
Alarming security flaws in Apple's AirPlay protocol enable hackers to hijack millions of AirPlay-enabled devices like speakers, TVs, and even vehicle head units, posing a widespread risk due to manufacturers' failure to patch vulnerable third-party products.
New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority is considering implementing AI-enabled cameras on subway platforms to detect and alert authorities about 'problematic behavior' before any crimes occur, as part of a 'predictive prevention' approach, raising concerns about privacy and potential biases.
Cisco Security unveiled Foundation AI, an initiative focused on developing advanced AI models and tools specifically tailored for cybersecurity applications, including an 8B parameter language model pre-trained on security data and plans to release an AI reasoning model, aiming to drive open-source innovation in applying cutting-edge AI to tackle cybersecurity …
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei announces ambitious 2027 deadline to crack AI's mysterious 'black box' problem, warning against deploying powerful systems that researchers cannot explain while calling for industry-wide safety research and government regulations to prevent an uncontrolled global AI race.
AI-driven malicious bots now dominate the internet for the first time, accounting for 51% of all web traffic while launching increasingly sophisticated attacks on APIs and user accounts with 40% more account takeovers than last year.
In a massive ad fraud crackdown, Google suspended an unprecedented 39.2 million advertiser accounts in 2024, tripling the previous year's figure, by leveraging AI and policy updates to combat business impersonation, deepfakes, and illegitimate payment details.