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CrowdStrike acquired Onum for $290 million to enhance AI-driven cybersecurity through optimized data pipelines, enabling faster threat detection and "agentic security" in real-time architectures. This addresses rising AI-powered threats and data overload, positioning CrowdStrike ahead in a market shifting toward efficient, data-centric defenses.
The U.S. FBI issued a flash alert to warn of malicious activities carried out by two cybercriminal groups tracked as UNC6040 and UNC6395.
California lawmakers passed SB 53, imposing strict safety standards on AI models to prevent catastrophic risks, amid debates on innovation versus regulation. Governor Newsom faces a tough decision, balancing tech industry backlash, political ambitions, and economic impacts. His choice could set national precedents for AI governance.
A massive DDoS attack peaked at 1.5 billion packets per second, targeting a European mitigation provider using over 11,000 compromised IoT devices and MikroTik routers. Successfully thwarted by FastNetMon, it underscores escalating threats, IoT vulnerabilities, and the need for advanced defenses in cybersecurity.
What’s the AISIC? The U.S. State Department commissioned Gladstone AI to assess advanced AI risks with a report.
County officials said this year, the library system's operating budget is $24 million. The cyberattack spending means the county spent about 25% more on the library than it originally budgeted.
Artificial intelligence detected subtle movement impairments linked to Parkinson's disease by analyzing simple videos. The system identified hidden signs in early-stage patients and at-risk individuals that were completely invisible to trained neurologists, offering a new tool for early detection.
The FinCEN Director confirms that the Treasury is finalizing a ban on privacy tools for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
A former executive at Verily is suing the company, alleging he was fired after reporting the incidents to management. The misuses of data, if true, would constitute HIPAA violations.
International diplomat-targeted spear-phishing launched by Iranian hackers Numerous embassies, consulates, and international entities around the world, particularly in Europe and Africa, have been targeted by Iranian hackers linked to the Homeland Justice operation in a widespread coordinated spear-phishing campaign, reports The Hacker News.
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