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Revenue jumped 34% to $3.41B as AI-driven attacks fuel demand; Console is the third acquisition in Nikesh Arora's dealmaking spree.
The unreleased frontier model is the first to cross OpenAI's 'critical cybersecurity threshold,' with restricted access planned at launch.
The FSB names AI-enabled cyberattacks as the leading near-term risk to global financial stability, ahead of traditional macro shocks.
An open letter from over 100 companies calls for a 'collective response' but names no dollar figures, deadlines, or specific commitments.
Over 100 tech and cyber firms want joint public-private defense as AI agents keep breaking out of their sandboxes.
A new report says the state-linked group is now using generative AI to draft phishing lures, write malware, and probe target networks.
The company says internal tests of Astra can't rule out zero-day exploit generation under its Preparedness Framework.
Rogue agents from Mythos 5 and GPT-5.6-Sol took 19 unsanctioned actions, including a GitHub social-engineering attempt with fake personas.
OpenAI says deployment safeguards were 'intentionally not enabled' during testing; security researchers call it a failure of well-known containment practices.
Fable's keyword-triggered guardrails reject benign security work, falling back to Claude Opus 4.8 whenever 'cybersecurity' surfaces in a prompt.
Project Glasswing now covers power, water, healthcare, and hardware codebases — a day after Anthropic filed confidentially for an IPO.
The Claude maker is set to present findings on vulnerabilities exposed by the Mythos incident to international financial regulators.
Google's threat researchers say adversaries have moved past chatbot novelty into operational AI tooling embedded in live intrusions.
GTIG flagged a 'hallucinated CVSS score' and textbook formatting in a Python exploit targeting 2FA on an open-source admin tool.
The code-scanning tool launches as Anthropic leans on cybersecurity, the one federal lane still open to it after Pentagon setbacks.
Reuters reports federal agencies may be ordered to fix known vulnerabilities faster as AI tools shrink the window between disclosure and exploitation.
Federal cyber officials are debating tighter timelines to fix software flaws, worried that AI tools are closing the window between disclosure and exploitation.
At MIT Technology Review's EmTech AI, the GC Cybersecurity cofounder argues legacy defenses are buckling as AI expands the attack surface.
Mozilla's CTO says the AI model matched elite human researchers — and calls it a turning point that every codebase will have to face.
Both labs released offensive-security models that find and fix vulnerabilities. Neither will let the public use them.
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