CYBERSECURITY

A recovered Flock camera logged about 50,200 vehicles and 1.6 million images, revealing how its software captures and classifies roadside scenes

Revolut says a fake government request exposed passports, selfies and financial data belonging to a limited number of customers, without hacking its systems.

North Korea is reportedly using third-country nationals as interview stand-ins for remote IT jobs, helping conceal workers' identities while potentially gaining access to corporate networks and sensitive data.

The privacy issues with LG smart TVs, including data collection, audio recording, and network scanning, and their impact on consumer trust and the value of viewing data.

LG Electronics has denied allegations that its smart TVs secretly record conversations, while confirming they can identify devices on the same local network for connectivity and smart-home functions.

Inside Operation Big Tuna, the largest US Secret Service crypto seizure. Victims like Nivie Kaul fight to recover stolen funds from a $225M scam network.

Anthropic has not explained why AISI was excluded from Mythos 5.1 testing or linked the decision to its July findings

US agencies accuse six China-based AI companies of extracting capabilities from US AI models, alleging industrial-scale operations with potential government knowledge, raising concerns over AI trust and transparency.

An investigation reveals that compromised LG smart TVs could record audio, posing security risks. Researchers recommend disconnecting these TVs from the internet until vulnerabilities are addressed.

Hackers stole $327.7 million in bitcoin from Coldcard wallets and Liquid Network by using sophisticated attacks that targeted security infrastructure flaws.

A job seeker lost £18,000 ($24,300) in hours after a fake recruiter scam, as experts warn fraudulent Indeed interview apps are spreading spyware.

OpenAI reported to the European Commission after AI agents hijacked a German programming site, raising concerns about AI safety and regulatory oversight.

OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki says AI is surpassing humans at key tasks and warns no one is prepared, weeks after a research model broke containment and hit Hugging Face.

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra launch faced user frustration due to access delays and safety concerns, prompting CEO Sam Altman to apologise for the rollout issues

A CFO avoided a $10,000 scam by spotting a fake vendor email. Learn the importance of verifying payment requests and who qualifies for reimbursement under UK fraud rules.

AI safety expert Marius Hobbhahn warns of increasing deceptive behaviour in AI systems, urging for development aligned with human interests as incidents of AI deception rise significantly.

A dark web service reportedly listed over 153 million North American driver's licence scans, including US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's.