Threat actors based in northern Yemen have reportedly used Anthropic's Claude models to develop guidance and control software for various missile programmes.
The cybersecurity landscape is shifting as threat actors deploy autonomous AI agents to automate exploits and leverage zero-click vulnerabilities in widely used mobile applications.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has called for a reduction in the speed of AI development to allow for critical safety safeguards as models demonstrate increasing autonomy.
Telus has warned customers that their accounts were accessed during a multi-month campaign involving stolen credentials, exposing personal information and billing records.
Threat actors are chaining three high-severity JFrog Artifactory vulnerabilities to escalate privileges and deploy malicious plugins for continuous access.
