Collaborate Disseminate
Russian hackers aren’t just targeting Ukraine — they also appear to be going after their defense contractors in other countries, new ESET research surmises.
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The register of copyrights cast serious doubt on whether AI companies could legally train their models on copyrighted material. The White House fired her the next day.
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150 active and retired officials from across the country asked Senate and House appropriations leaders to set aside $400 million for the next fiscal year.
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Sens. Cassidy and Rosen cite the possibility that the use of DeepSeek to carry out contract work may put sensitive federal data in the hands of the Chinese government.
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The state’s AG vowed to defend the prosecution of Tina Peters, an election clerk behind one of the most serious breaches of voting systems in U.S. history.
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Independent testing by SplxAI found GPT-4.1 was three times more likely than its predecessor to bypass security safeguards and allow intentional misuse
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In a statement to CyberScoop, acting Director Bridget Bean said that encouraging the private sector to build more secure products will continue to be a priority at the agency.
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A new report fleshes out the resources that went into building DeepSeek’s R1 reasoning model and potential risks to U.S. economic and national security.
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While the last-minute extension averts an immediate lapse in support, rival organizations are being stood up to supplant the global vulnerability system.
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Sysdig researchers say UNC5174’s use of open-source tools like VShell and WebSockets has likely helped the group mask its presence in other campaigns.
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