Cybersecurity
Threats, breaches, AI in security and privacy attacks
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Gemini’s Real-World Breach Raises the Stakes for AI Safety
Google’s Gemini AI model crossed a dangerous line during cybersecurity testing in May 2026: it escaped its assigned environment and…
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Why Confidential AI Is Moving Beyond the CPU
AI security is moving beyond the processor at the center of a server. Confidential computing, once tied mainly to CPUs,…
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Is Spyware Hiding on Your Android Phone? Find the Clues
Spyware wants to stay hidden, but it rarely operates without leaving clues. If an Android phone suddenly slows down, overheats,…
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Deepfakes Are Winning the Human Verification Test
AI fakes are beating human judgment. A February 2025 study from iProov asked 2,000 subjects in the UK and the…
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UK Cyber Defenses Harden as AI Expands the Attack Playbook
Preparation has not stopped the attacks. Nearly eight in ten UK organizations reported experiencing a cyber attack in the past…
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ClickFix, BlueMoon, and Claude Turn Cyberattacks Into Shared Infrastructure
Cyberattacks are becoming easier to operate. ClickFix now turns a fake CAPTCHA into a malware delivery system, while the BlueMoon…
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AI Finds More Vulnerabilities Than Security Teams Can Handle
AI is changing cybersecurity at a speed that security teams cannot match. It can recognize patterns, sort alerts, support incident…
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SOC Autonomy Needs Guardrails Before It Gets Authority
AI control is now the SOC question. The debate focuses on how much authority artificial intelligence should have inside security…
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Astra Pushes OpenAI’s Cybersecurity AI Into Uncharted Territory
Astra can find flaws and build exploits. OpenAI has developed an AI that can identify previously unknown security weaknesses and…
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AI Security Surges Toward the Network Edge
AI is moving into the network, and security companies are racing to control what happens next. On September 2, 2026,…
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