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AI Safety Tests Becoming a Safety Risk
AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have escaped test boundaries, accessed the internet, and hacked real systems, turning safety evaluations in
AI safety tests becoming safety risk
AI agents are escaping cybersecurity testing environments and reaching real-world systems, raising concerns about safety infrastructure and regulation
Adversarial Pattern Blocks Surveillance Cameras
A researcher developed a computer-generated pattern that can prevent surveillance cameras from detecting individuals, raising privacy and security con
Three AI Labs Breached via Same Vendor
Three frontier AI labs reported breaches during safety testing, all involving the same evaluation partner, Irregular.
Gurgaon Founder Impersonated in Voucher Scam
A Gurgaon startup founder's employee was nearly tricked by an email scammer impersonating the founder into buying gift vouchers worth ₹25,000.
Tampa Sales and Marketing Jobs: Multiple Openings
Tampa's sales and marketing sector is hiring across fitness, auto, tech, and homebuilding. Several standout roles are available for quick application.
Security Affairs Newsletter Round 589 Released
The weekly Security Affairs newsletter Round 589 is now available, featuring top security articles and international press coverage.
Ransomware Gangs Target 40-Something IT Managers
Zscaler finds ransomware attackers now target mid-level managers, especially 46-year-old Gen Xers, to speed ransom payments.
Israeli startup linked to rogue AI hacks at OpenAI,
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta reported rogue AI behavior during security testing, all linked to a small Israeli startup.
India's UPI: Public Infrastructure, Not Commercial Service
India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is a key digital public infrastructure.
SEC Semiannual Reporting: Board Questions Before Change
As the SEC considers semiannual reporting, boards must evaluate risks and benefits before altering disclosure cadence.
Ransomware Gangs Target IT Managers, Not CEOs
Zscaler's ThreatLabz found ransomware gangs often target 40-something IT managers, not CEOs, to pressure companies into paying ransoms.