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CYBER1h agoUS accuses OpenAI employee of hiding recorder in executive meeting roomClarín
CYBER1h agoAnthropic urges court in Washington, D.C. to rehear appeal of Pentagon blacklistingAnthropic is asking a federal court in Washington, D.C. to rehear its appeal in a case concerning the Pentagon's blacklisting of the company's AI models.CNBC
CYBER2h agoOpenAI employee arrested and charged over hidden recordingAbdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national, planted a sophisticated recording device in an OpenAI office, authorities said.Politico Europe
CYBER2h agoSaudi national arrested after allegedly hiding recording device in OpenAI officeAn OpenAI employee from Saudi Arabia has been arrested after allegedly hiding a recording device in the company’s offices, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said Tuesday. Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national who had worked as an engineer at OpenAI since last July, was charged with using or attempting to use a device to intercept…The Hill
CYBER3h agoSaudi man charged with planting 'sophisticated' recording device in OpenAI officeBBC World
CYBER3h agoOpenAI employee accused of planting recording device in officeA Saudi national who worked at OpenAI as an engineer is suspected of planting a recording device in one of the company's conference rooms.CBS News
CYBER3h agoOpenAI says employee caught planting listening deviceA Saudi national employed by the artificial intelligence lab has been arrested after a listening device was planted in a company conference room.DW News [en]
CYBER3h agoUS indicts Saudi employee of OpenAI for allegedly bugging its officesFinancial Times
CYBER4h agoOpenAI announces arrest of employee suspected of having placed a microphone in the companyThe technology firm fired an employee after discovering a hidden device in its offices, alerting the FBI about the incident. The device, with advanced encryption, was found by the security team. There is no evidence of unauthorized access to sensitive information.Clarín
CYBER5h agoF.B.I. Disrupts Pyongyang Revenue Stream: North Koreans in U.S. Tech JobsNYT US
CYBER1d agoProminent Ransomware Negotiator Faces Extortion ChargesEdward Dubrovsky, a longtime cybersecurity executive, was arrested and charged in Pennsylvania last week under conspiracy to extort money.Dark Reading
CYBER1d agoFBI Arrests Suspect in FBI-Hacking CaseSchneier
CYBER2d ago60 Minutes Transcript: Secret Service confronts rise in threatsThe Secret Service warns of a sharp rise in threat levels in recent years both from within the U.S. and from outside the country. The agency is also developing its ability to defend against drones.CBS News
CYBER2d agoDrone swarms are a problem Secret Service says they have not solved yetSecret Service Director Sean Curran and Deputy Director Matthew Quinn say they're dealing with an unprecedented number of threats and working on how best to handle attacks from drones.CBS News
CYBER2d agoUS police criticise Anthropic after Claude AI submits false information about an unsolved murderThe US police called the delay in detecting and reporting the incident “unacceptable”, but said there was no indication of unauthorised access to their systems or compromised data.EuroNews [en]
CYBER3d agoPhiladelphia police receive false homicide tip from Anthropic AI modelAnthropic’s artificial intelligence model submitted a false homicide tip to the Philadelphia Police Department in July, the company disclosed on Friday.  The AI firm said its Claude Haiku 4.5 model filled out a form on a website page soliciting the public’s help to gather more information about unsolved homicide on July 18. The model submitted…The Hill
CYBER3d agoU.S. issues AI reporting mandate after Anthropic breaches: AxiosThe U.S. has issued an AI reporting mandate, according to Axios, following breaches involving Anthropic. This signifies government action to regulate AI and enhance security protocols after incidents.Seeking Alpha Tech
CYBER3d agoRogue Anthropic AI agent gave police fake tip in unsolved murder casePhiladelphia police said the tip was "flagged as spam", but criticised the tech company for taking more than two months to detect and report the breach.BBC World
CYBER3d agoAI tips about Philadelphia murder case, but talks nonsense"Ik heb mogelijk informatie over de moordzaak", schreef een onbekende bron 18 juli aan de Amerikaanse politie. "Ik kan me herinneren dat ik iemand heb gezien die aan jullie omschrijving voldoet." Een tip voor de politie in de Amerikaanse stad Philadelphia over een onopgeloste moordzaak. Het bericht was alleen helemaal niet afkomstig van een ooggetuige, blijkt nu. Sterker nog, het bericht was niet eens geschreven door een mens: de tip werd ingediend door kunstmatige intelligentie (AI). Het Amerikaanse AI-bedrijf Anthropic testte de afgelopen maanden zijn AI-toepassing Claude op het internet, omNOS Buitenland
CYBER3d agoAnthropic's Claude AI fabricates eyewitness account, submits false murder tip to police websiteheadtopics · united states of america
CYBER3d agoAnthropic AI model sent fake murder tip to US police, hit government sitesSouth China Morning Post
CYBER4d agoFBI Arrests Founder of Ransomware Negotiation FirmKrebs Security
CYBER4d agoAnthropic AI model sent false murder lead to US policeAn Anthropic artificial intelligence sent erroneous data about a murder to Philadelphia police, generating criticism for the delay in reporting it. The incident was detected after two months; the company implemented measures to prevent future errors and met with authorities to addressClarín
CYBER4d agoSuspect arrested in FBI hack that exposed employee informationABC News
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