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CYBERSep 29‘Do better for Australia’: OpenAI apologizes for unauthorized accessOpenAI agents searched for health spending data, leading to Medicare breachPolitico Europe
CYBERSep 29Cybersecurity Financial Services Summit : united states - BankInfoSecurityA cybersecurity summit focusing on financial services is taking place in the United States. This event addresses crucial security challenges within the financial sector.bankinfosecurity.com · United States
CYBERSep 29Hegseth says national security , military cyber forces will guard US election systems during midtermsA public figure states that national security and military cyber forces will be deployed to protect US election systems during the midterm elections. This indicates a focus on cybersecurity threats to the electoral process.aol.com · United States
CYBERSep 29Guardz grows local team to help MSPs navigate changing security landscapeGuardz is expanding its local team to assist Managed Service Providers (MSPs) in adapting to the evolving security landscape. This development aims to support businesses in managing cybersecurity challenges.reseller.co.nz · New Zealand
CYBERSep 29Hegseth says national security , military cyber forces will guard US election systems during midtermsHegseth stated that national security and military cyber forces will be deployed to protect US election systems during the midterms, indicating heightened efforts against potential cyber threats.clickorlando.com · United States
CYBERSep 29Hegseth says military cyber forces will protect US electoral systems in NovemberThe National Security Agency will lead efforts to safeguard the electoral system against possible cyberattacks in the upcoming elections. The announcement comes after the dismantling of a key agency, raising criticism about the seriousness of the protection measures.Clarín
CYBERSep 28Court dismisses $25 million privacy suit against Meta in ImoA court has dismissed a $25 million privacy lawsuit filed against Meta in Imo. This indicates a legal outcome regarding data privacy for a major technology company.premiumtimesng.com · Nigeria
CYBERSep 28News outlets ask court to give ‘little weight’ to DOJ support for OpenAI in copyright disputeA group of news outlets suing OpenAI for copyright infringement argued Monday that the court should give “little weight” to the views of the Department of Justice (DOJ), which signaled support for the AI firm earlier this month. The New York Times, Chicago Tribune and other outlets in the case suggested the administration “may have…The Hill
CYBERSep 28CISA publishes its first Wärtsilä advisory after Cydome finds critical flaw in Wärtsilä FOS softwarehellenicshippingnews.com · China
CYBERSep 28Court dismisses $25 million privacy suit against Meta in DeltaA court has dismissed a $25 million privacy lawsuit filed against Meta in Delta. This ruling concludes a significant legal challenge concerning data privacy and a major tech company.premiumtimesng.com · Nigeria
CYBERSep 28Court dismisses $25 million privacy suit against Meta in DeltaThe judge held that applicant failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish that Meta had violated her privacy rights or unlawfully processed her personal data. The post Court dismisses $25 million privacy suit against Meta in Delta appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
CYBERSep 28One Packet Can Crash OT Servers in Industrial SectorsDark Reading
CYBERSep 28Carbonato Botnet Puts an AI Agent on Hacked Docker HostsDark Reading
CYBERBREAKINGSep 28Exclusive: Hegseth directs Defense Dept. to fight foreigners who "meddle" in U.S. electionsAxios
CYBERSep 28Russia keeps attacking Ukrainian data centers, calling it a ‘mandatory digital detox’Meduza [en]
CYBERSep 28OpenAI agents used aggressive techniques to access U.N. website, Wall Street Journal reportsThe Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI used aggressive techniques to access the United Nations' website in June. Wall Street Journal reporter Robert McMillian joins CBS News to discuss.CBS News
CYBERSep 28Embarrassing Breach at F.B.I. Fuels Fears of Harm to Its EmployeesNYT US
CYBERSep 28Top U.S. cyber agency lays out election security plan weeks before midtermsThe Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has laid out a plan for national election day security just weeks before the midterm elections. Dana Nickel, a cybersecurity reporter for Politico, has more.CBS News
CYBERSep 28Chrome Store Hosts 'Poper Blocker' Spyware Downloaded by MillionsDark Reading
CYBERSep 28Florida seeks injunction to hamper OpenAI developmentUthmeier cited newly disclosed breaches of U.S. and Australian government websites, along with reports of OpenAI agents going rogue.Politico Europe
CYBERSep 28Police educate SVMC students on women’s safety, cybercrime under Operation TrishulAddressing the students, personnel explain the functioning of the Shakti app and urge them to seek police assistance without delay in emergenciesThe Hindu
CYBERSep 28Florida asks for emergency order to halt ChatGPT developmentFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier has asked for an emergency injunction against OpenAI and ChatGPT, claiming the company doesn't have the ability to properly regulate its own technology.Why it matters: The legal fight could further test how far states can go to restrict AI companies despite the federal government declining to enact guardrails.Florida's request specifically cites a Sept. 26 Axios scoop that OpenAI and Anthropic are facing tens of thousands of security incidents with their models, not the dozens that are publicly known.What they're saying: "Stop calling it safe," Uthmeier Axios
CYBERSep 28⚡ Weekly Recap: $387M Crypto Hack, Citrix Exploits, AI Agents Go Off-Script, and More ThreatsThe Hacker News
CYBERSep 28New Attack Against RSAArsTechnica is reporting on a “new” attack against RSA, one that bypasses factoring. First, this attack isn’t new. The original research is from 2007. What is new is the implementation. Second, it is a forgery attack. It allows an attacker to forge digital signatures. It does not recover the private key from the public key. Third, the attack only works against pure signatures. That is, signatures without any formatting or padding. This is not generally how we use RSA in practice. Fourth, speed is all relative. This is not a polynomial-time algorithm; it’s a subexponentiSchneier
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