Over the past few days, a dispute over AI safety guardrails escalated into a White House crackdown, a global sovereignty debate, and the first major clash between frontier AI cyber capabilities and government authority.
TfL hackers sentenced to 5½ years in prison, Hacking suspect once worked at Kaspersky, OpenAI unveils AI-powered red teaming tool, Ransomware attack disrupts Japan’s food supply chain, Qantas cleared after social-engineering breach, Health provider criticized for delayed breach disclosure, much more
Microsoft patches record 570 flaws, including two exploited zero-days, White House launches AI vulnerability-sharing hub dubbed Gold Eagle, Oracle leads race to build Japan’s top-secret cloud infrastructure, Finnish hacker Kivimäki wanted after losing final appeal, much more
UK charges five over Russian Coms spoofing platform, Treasury sanctions VPN provider tied to ransomware gangs, DHS missed warning signs before credential theft breach, Cyberattacks targeted US personnel through Mideast mobile networks, Korean police uncover large-scale GitHub token leak, much more
AI vendors pivot from capability to cost, OpenAI eases GPT-5.6 usage limits, Enterprises scrutinize soaring AI bills, Chinese AI models gain enterprise traction, Anthropic data reveals how AI gets used, AI agents tackle business ops workloads, Open-source AI faces mounting policy pressure, much more