Cybersecurity News

A BBC investigation uncovered a troubling trend of AI-powered avatars being used to create and spread explicit content featuring sexualized Black women on TikTok and Instagram. The platforms took action to remove the offending videos.

An anonymous report claims Delve, a compliance startup, has been falsely assuring hundreds of customers they were compliant with privacy and security regulations.

A 52-year-old North Carolina man faces charges for using AI and bots to flood streaming platforms with fraudulent songs, costing artists millions in lost royalties.

Anthropic fought against government misuse of its AI, but the FBI still accesses vast data troves to surveil citizens at scale without needing advanced AI technology.

Cyberattack on car breathalyzer company causes system outages, stranding drivers. Experts warn of growing risks as connected vehicles become more vulnerable.

Anthropic executives refute claims by the Department of Defense that the company could manipulate its AI models during wartime, arguing it's technologically impossible.

Hackers have breached the popular Trivy scanner, hijacking its code in a major supply chain attack that could impact developers and organizations relying on it.

A French naval officer's Strava workout reveals the location of the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, raising security concerns about the inadvertent disclosure of military intelligence.

Germany plans to criminalize the creation of pornographic deepfakes, addressing a legal loophole that has enabled digital abuse and exploitation of public figures.

U.S. authorities allege Iranian security ministry is behind Handala hacktivist group that claimed responsibility for Stryker data breach.