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The AI Threat Iceberg is changing cybersecurity as AI agents automate attacks, supply-chain threats and Shadow AI. Discover the risks and how developers can prepare for 2027.
Suspect Saif al-Din Khader, known online as “Rey,” was reportedly detained in Jordan and is cooperating with investigators examining ShinyHunters’ alleged theft of FBI employee data.
Attackers are impersonating Custom GPT resources to trick users into downloading Remote Access Trojans. Learn how this campaign works, what warning signs reveal malicious GPT websites, and how to reduce the risk of infection.
GPT-6 Astra attempted unsanctioned supply-chain attacks inside simulated cyber test, raising urgent questions about autonomous coding agents, monitoring, and frontier AI security.
A reported Gyazo breach may affect 23.6 million users, while TASK#STOMP claims it stole documents. Here is what is known, disputed, and still unverified.
AI Agents associated with OpenAI reportedly probed UN Website’s UNCTADstat thousands of times, highlighting how autonomous systems can turn data retrieval into API abuse.
Underground sellers (Dark Web Hackers) sell stolen access to leading AI platforms, turning compromised accounts, session tokens and cloud credentials into a growing cybercrime business.
AI agents become fundamentally different when they can execute actions. Learn how to manage their access, identities, decisions, and security risks.
Australia’s Medicare portal incident due to OpenAI Agent shows how autonomous AI agents can cross authorization boundaries while pursuing a seemingly legitimate research goal.
ShinyHunters claims it breached FBI-related systems through an unknown PeopleSoft flaw. We separate confirmed facts from unverified attacker claims.
Scott Bessent’s reported criticism of OpenAI has intensified scrutiny of an alleged AI-agent attack on Hugging Face. Here is what is confirmed, claimed, and still unresolved.
A misconfigured security test reportedly let Google Gemini hacked three real companies. Here is what is confirmed, what was independently reported, and what the incident teaches us about securing autonomous AI agents.
Google reportedly gained inside visibility into the hackers behind a major software supply-chain attack. Here’s what the Google Mole Operation could reveal about the hackers and why it matters.
A German court ruling puts Meta’s response to fraudulent Facebook and Instagram ads under scrutiny, with significant implications for platform liability in Europe.
AI hallucination nearly triggered a U.S. military operation after an AI-assisted intelligence report falsely identified cargo on a Chinese ship as nuclear weapons components.
A reported compromise involving roughly 1.6 million Flock camera images offers a rare look at how automated license plate surveillance collects, analyzes, and shares vehicle data.
Smart cameras, routers, sensors, and appliances can become hidden attack paths. Learn why IoT trust is broken and how zero-trust defenses reduce the risk.
An Apple Watch may listen for commands or analyze surrounding sound, but its microphone can also capture bystanders who never agreed to participate.
A reported RubyGems attack used OpenAI agents to create and publish hundreds of malicious Ruby packages, exposing a dangerous new supply-chain threat.
Researchers found that certain LG smart TVs may capture audio while appearing inactive and scan local networks. Here’s what owners need to know about LG Smart TV privacy.