U.S. Approves Anthropic’s Powerful Mythos AI for Select Organizations After National Security Review The U.S. government has given Anthropic the green light to redeploy its advanced Mythos 5 artificial intelligence model but only to a small group of trusted organizations, marking a dramatic shift after previously imposing strict national security restrictions on the technology. The […]
OpenAI Delays Powerful New AI Models After U.S. Government Requests Security Review OpenAI has delayed the broader release of its next-generation AI models after the U.S. government requested additional cybersecurity and national security reviews, marking one of the most significant government interventions yet in the rollout of frontier artificial intelligence. The company confirmed that its […]
ATF Drops Controversial Phone-Tracking Tool After Privacy Backlash Over Warrantless Surveillance The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has canceled its contract for a controversial phone-tracking tool following mounting criticism from lawmakers and privacy advocates, marking a significant victory for digital privacy and constitutional rights. The surveillance platform, known as Webloc, enabled […]
Russian Hackers Blamed for Devastating Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack That Cost UK $2.5 Billion A cyberattack that brought Jaguar Land Rover’s global operations to a standstill and inflicted an estimated $2.5 billion (£1.9 billion) in damage on the UK economy has now been linked to Russian hackers, according to a new investigation. The attack, which […]
Critical FFmpeg Vulnerability Enables Potential System Compromise Through Malicious Video Files A newly disclosed security flaw in FFmpeg, one of the world’s most widely used multimedia processing frameworks, is raising alarm across the cybersecurity community after researchers warned it could allow attackers to achieve system compromise using specially crafted video files. The vulnerability, described as […]
