Penetration testing has always had a problem with scale. A human tester can spend days working through an environment, following leads and trying to build an attack path, while an organisation’s attack surface can change almost as quickly as it is being tested.
Chipmaker Qualcomm and chip tech firm Arm Holdings, long at loggerheads, began another trial on Monday, with Qualcomm accusing Arm of withholding chip testing tools that were due under contract.
OpenAI and Anthropic told Australian parliament on Tuesday they would welcome laws requiring them to report data breaches carried out by their AI agents, acknowledging the decision to notify authorities was currently at their discretion.
The university says hackers stole data from College of Medicine servers, as the ransomware gang behind the attack claims dozens of other victims since emerging in July.
Attackers exploited a private company’s legitimate access to Denmark’s civil registry, brute-forcing national ID numbers to pull names, addresses and more.
Fakturownia, a Polish invoicing platform, recently disclosed a cybersecurity incident in which cybercriminals gained unauthorised access to its internal network and stole customer data.
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