Cybersecurity News

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatens to cut Anthropic from military supply chain unless it provides unfettered access to its AI models for classified missions.

Software engineer Alvi Choudhury was arrested for a burglary he did not commit due to a biased facial recognition system that confused him with another person of south Asian heritage.

Law enforcement officials say Meta's AI-generated child abuse reports are overwhelming and hindering investigations, draining critical resources amid a lawsuit over child safety.

Discover how Mexico's powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has revolutionized its criminal operations by embracing cutting-edge technologies like AI, drones, and social media.

Discord postpones controversial age check rollout after gamers raise privacy concerns over the new policy. Company reviews user feedback before proceeding.

Discord delays plans to implement age verification that would have required facial scans or ID submission, after facing strong user opposition over privacy concerns.

The former head of L3Harris Trenchant faces 7 years in prison for stealing and selling his company's hacking and surveillance tools to a Russian firm, exposing critical vulnerabilities.

Anthropic, the AI company known for its focus on safety, is in a dispute with the US military over the use of its powerful language model Claude. The Pentagon is pushing for unfettered access, but Anthropic is resisting.

Automotive marketplace CarGurus hit by data breach, exposing names, emails, phone numbers, and addresses of 12.5 million customer accounts.

Anthropic refuses to bend to Pentagon demands as the dispute over AI guardrails escalates, raising concerns about government power, vendor reliance, and investor trust in defense technology.