Cyberwar
Cyberwar fears escalate as nation-state threat actors intensify private sector attacks
Leaders report growing concerns that attacks from adversary nations could "cripple critical infrastructure".
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Business
Good intentions, poor oversight: Addressing the risks of Shadow AI in business
"Employees are eager to explore new tools but don’t always understand the implications – particularly when handling sensitive or regulated information."
Business
Battle of the dual-screen laptops: Asus Zenbook Duo vs Lenovo Yoga Book
"It's a slightly odd category - but both devices make a convincing case that two screens can be more than a trade-show gimmick."
AI
Yan LeCun hints at creepy Meta Ray-Ban AI plans as he celebrates $1billion raise
COMMENT: Facebook's former Chief AI Scientist now leads his own company, AMI. Can he resist the siren call of Mark Zuckerberg?
AI
What do AI agents actually talk about? Mostly themselves, Moltbook study reveals
It turns out that autonomous artificial intelligences are even more self-obsessed than the species that created them.
Crime
Phishing gangs are posing as government officials to steal money from permit applicants
FBI issues warning about new scam involving the impersonation of city and county fee collectors.
Security
President Trump unveils new Cyber Strategy that's big on bluster, but light on detail
The White House promises to take the fight to criminal and nation-state adversaries in both offensive and defensive cyber operations.
Business
Beyond residency: Engineering sovereignty in the age of shadow IT
"Sovereignty shouldn’t be viewed as a product you buy, but as an approach you embrace."
AI
AI hallucinations in legal filings risk "loss of public confidence", immigration tribunal warns
Judges issue stern AI warning after immigration lawyer filed an appeal containing false information.
Security
Deepfakes, bot swarms, and the new identity verification arms race
Olli Krebs (no relation to Brian), EMEA SVP at Incode, discusses the trends shaping the future of the identity industry.
Enterprise
From zero days to zero hours: How AI is accelerating attacks to "machine speed"
CrowdStrike data shows that exploits are being weaponised within days as AI drives down the cost of vulnerability discovery.
AI
Anthropic hit by "industrial-scale distillation attacks" from Chinese AI labs
It's feared that stolen models are being put to work in offensive cyber operations or authoritarian surveillance campaigns.