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In April 2026, Google warned of a growing threat: AI agents browsing the web on your behalf are reading hidden instructions on websites and executing them — sometimes even with your PayPal account. Sounds like sci-fi? …
CrowdStrike links breaches at South Korean financial institutions to ARTEX and several language models. The case shows how AI can accelerate individual stages of real attacks.
Taiwan reports a coordinated campaign against government systems in which AI tools allegedly accelerated attacks. The case shows how automation increases pressure on public agencies.
Genians researchers found evidence of local language models, RAG, and AI-generated lures linked to North Korea's Kimsuky group. The technology augments established phishing and malware operations.
Taiwan’s cyber agency warns that generative AI is making ransomware faster and more precise. The warning is concrete: more double extortion, better targeting, and more pressure on companies.
… commissioned a blind survey in March 2026 of 200 cybersecurity practitioners in North America and Western Europe. Every respondent works at a mid-to-large enterprise and uses AI-assisted coding in some form. The result …
Current vulnerability reports list short deadlines and actively exploited flaws in PAN-OS, WordPress plugins, Langflow, and other components.
Build 2026 puts new MAI models and Azure AI Foundry routing in the foreground. The platform increasingly decides which model fits which task.
OpenAI is retiring older models in ChatGPT. The release notes say the API is unchanged, but teams still need model planning.
The June 1 GitHub Agentic Workflows update brings workflow composition, MCP commit search, and 24-hour token guardrails.
