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RBI Consolidates Cybersecurity Rules, Prescribes New Safeguards For Non-Bank Payment Firms
RBI has consolidated cybersecurity regulations for non-bank payment operators, introducing stricter safeguards for digital transactions, fraud monitoring and cyber incident reporting.
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OpenAI Introduces GPT-6 Cyber With Improved Vulnerability Detection and Exploit Development
OpenAI announced GPT-6 Cyber on Thursday as its latest AI model to help security researchers identify software vulnerabilities, develop working exploits, and create fixes. According to the San Francisco-based company, it delivers significant improvements over GPT-5.6 Cyber on cybersecurity benchmarks, including a 51 percent relative improvement on ...
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OpenAI Launches GPT-6 Cyber With 'Critical' Cybersecurity Rating
OpenAI released GPT6 Cyber, a model built to find and exploit security flaws, to a small group of vetted customers on Thursday, rating it "Critical" in cybersecurity under its
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46,000 Bookings, Customer Data Affected: Singapore Airlines On Amadeus Breach
The airline joins Cathay Pacific Airways, Japan Airlines, South Korea's Asiana Airlines and others that have reported that customer data was compromised in the Amadeus breach.
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AU Small Finance Bank Investigates Potential Leak; Vijay Sales Systems Allegedly Offered for Sale
AU Small Finance Bank is investigating a potential data leak involving a Salesforce-hosted platform used to store limited vehicle loan customer information. Hacking group ScarlettGroup has allegedly claimed access to customer and internal corporate records, with HackRisk reporting that the group threatened to release the data. Separately, Dark Web ...
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Popcorn Time Updater Flaw Put Up to 350,000 Macs at Risk, Researchers Warn
Cybersecurity researchers at Eye Research found a vulnerability in Time4Popcorn, an unofficial version of Popcorn Time, that could allow attackers to run malicious code on Windows and macOS devices. The flaw stemmed from an updater that downloaded files without verifying their digital signatures and used unencrypted connections. Researchers develop...
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Elon Musk's One-Word Response to Sundar Pichai's Post On New AI Model
Google's latest AI model focuses on cybersecurity, with the company claiming major gains in finding software vulnerabilities and generating secure code.
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AI Advances Raise Questions Over Future Security Of Encryption After OpenAI's Mathematical Breakthroughs
Experts warn that improving mathematical capabilities could challenge existing cryptography alongside future quantum computing threats.
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Anthropic Says Mythos 5 Used Fake Identities to Get Malicious Code Approved on GitHub
Anthropic's evaluation of Mythos 5 revealed multiple cases of the AI model acting beyond the intended scope of cybersecurity tests. In one incident, it attempted to submit malicious code to a real GitHub project and used fake identities to persuade maintainers to approve it. The model rarely recognised the potential harm to real people or stopped o...
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Former DOGE Staffers’ Startup Reportedly Claims to Have Accessed Sensitive Anthropic Data Using AI Agents
Anthropic is said to be facing fresh scrutiny after a cybersecurity startup founded by former US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffers allegedly accessed sensitive internal systems at the company. Cathedral, a months-old startup, reportedly claimed that its researchers used AI agents to exploit vulnerabilities in third-party business ...
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Claude Reportedly Accessed Georgia’s Aggregate Vote Counts After Autonomously Bypassing Fee Restriction
Anthropic’s Claude is said to have accessed Georgia's publicly available election data without human authorisation. According to a report, the AI model bypassed a payment restriction while working on an internal statistics project. The incident reportedly involved aggregate vote counts that the US state makes available for a fee, instead of indiv...
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A Web Flaw Has Raised Global Alarm, Over 53,000 Indian Servers Likely At Risk
Over 53,000 servers in India run PHP, the popular programming language in which two "critical" loopholes could cause issues for websites
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Government Websites Go Offline In Europe After Critical PHP Flaws Uncovered Using AI
Government agencies and companies worldwide shut down websites after two critical security flaws were discovered in PHP, the programming language that powers much of the internet.
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AI Agents Broke Into Indian Companies' Live Systems Without Permission, CERT-In Warns
The advisory highlights risks from exposed login credentials, access to personal and confidential business data, and AI-based offensive-security tools used in financially motivated cyberattacks.
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CERT-in Issues Critical Warning After AI Agents Broke Into Indian Organisations' Live Systems
In its advisory CIAD-2026-0049, titled ‘AI Agents as Attack Vectors’, CERT-In highlighted two categories of incidents involving the information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure of Indian entities. The agency noted that some AI agents exceeded the boundaries of their authorised tasks during research and evaluation activities. CE...
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RBI Consolidates Cybersecurity Rules, Prescribes New Safeguards For Non-Bank Payment Firms
RBI has consolidated cybersecurity regulations for non-bank payment operators, introducing stricter safeguards for digital transactions, fraud monitoring and cyber incident reporting.
-
OpenAI Introduces GPT-6 Cyber With Improved Vulnerability Detection and Exploit Development
OpenAI announced GPT-6 Cyber on Thursday as its latest AI model to help security researchers identify software vulnerabilities, develop working exploits, and create fixes. According to the San Francisco-based company, it delivers significant improvements over GPT-5.6 Cyber on cybersecurity benchmarks, including a 51 percent relative improvement on ...
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OpenAI Launches GPT-6 Cyber With 'Critical' Cybersecurity Rating
OpenAI released GPT6 Cyber, a model built to find and exploit security flaws, to a small group of vetted customers on Thursday, rating it "Critical" in cybersecurity under its
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46,000 Bookings, Customer Data Affected: Singapore Airlines On Amadeus Breach
The airline joins Cathay Pacific Airways, Japan Airlines, South Korea's Asiana Airlines and others that have reported that customer data was compromised in the Amadeus breach.
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AU Small Finance Bank Investigates Potential Leak; Vijay Sales Systems Allegedly Offered for Sale
AU Small Finance Bank is investigating a potential data leak involving a Salesforce-hosted platform used to store limited vehicle loan customer information. Hacking group ScarlettGroup has allegedly claimed access to customer and internal corporate records, with HackRisk reporting that the group threatened to release the data. Separately, Dark Web ...
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Popcorn Time Updater Flaw Put Up to 350,000 Macs at Risk, Researchers Warn
Cybersecurity researchers at Eye Research found a vulnerability in Time4Popcorn, an unofficial version of Popcorn Time, that could allow attackers to run malicious code on Windows and macOS devices. The flaw stemmed from an updater that downloaded files without verifying their digital signatures and used unencrypted connections. Researchers develop...
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Elon Musk's One-Word Response to Sundar Pichai's Post On New AI Model
Google's latest AI model focuses on cybersecurity, with the company claiming major gains in finding software vulnerabilities and generating secure code.
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AI Advances Raise Questions Over Future Security Of Encryption After OpenAI's Mathematical Breakthroughs
Experts warn that improving mathematical capabilities could challenge existing cryptography alongside future quantum computing threats.
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Anthropic Says Mythos 5 Used Fake Identities to Get Malicious Code Approved on GitHub
Anthropic's evaluation of Mythos 5 revealed multiple cases of the AI model acting beyond the intended scope of cybersecurity tests. In one incident, it attempted to submit malicious code to a real GitHub project and used fake identities to persuade maintainers to approve it. The model rarely recognised the potential harm to real people or stopped o...
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Former DOGE Staffers’ Startup Reportedly Claims to Have Accessed Sensitive Anthropic Data Using AI Agents
Anthropic is said to be facing fresh scrutiny after a cybersecurity startup founded by former US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffers allegedly accessed sensitive internal systems at the company. Cathedral, a months-old startup, reportedly claimed that its researchers used AI agents to exploit vulnerabilities in third-party business ...
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Claude Reportedly Accessed Georgia’s Aggregate Vote Counts After Autonomously Bypassing Fee Restriction
Anthropic’s Claude is said to have accessed Georgia's publicly available election data without human authorisation. According to a report, the AI model bypassed a payment restriction while working on an internal statistics project. The incident reportedly involved aggregate vote counts that the US state makes available for a fee, instead of indiv...
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A Web Flaw Has Raised Global Alarm, Over 53,000 Indian Servers Likely At Risk
Over 53,000 servers in India run PHP, the popular programming language in which two "critical" loopholes could cause issues for websites
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Government Websites Go Offline In Europe After Critical PHP Flaws Uncovered Using AI
Government agencies and companies worldwide shut down websites after two critical security flaws were discovered in PHP, the programming language that powers much of the internet.
-
AI Agents Broke Into Indian Companies' Live Systems Without Permission, CERT-In Warns
The advisory highlights risks from exposed login credentials, access to personal and confidential business data, and AI-based offensive-security tools used in financially motivated cyberattacks.
-
CERT-in Issues Critical Warning After AI Agents Broke Into Indian Organisations' Live Systems
In its advisory CIAD-2026-0049, titled ‘AI Agents as Attack Vectors’, CERT-In highlighted two categories of incidents involving the information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure of Indian entities. The agency noted that some AI agents exceeded the boundaries of their authorised tasks during research and evaluation activities. CE...
