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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bisent and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell held an emergency meeting with Wall Street leaders in Washington. This meeting was prompted by growing concerns over the cybersecurity threats posed by the new AI model known as 'Mythos'.
The Indonesian Ministry of Education has announced the launch of the Bug Bounty 2026 program aimed at enhancing cybersecurity in educational institutions. Registration for the program will remain open until the end of April 2026.
Recent reports reveal that Iranian cyber attacks against the United States have surpassed fundamental cybersecurity protocols. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of American cyber defenses amid escalating threats.
OpenAI has announced a restriction on the launch of its new model due to increasing concerns about cybersecurity. This decision comes at a critical time as digital threats continue to rise.
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) announced that its digital storage system was breached by the hacking group 'World Leaks'. This attack has raised significant concerns regarding the security of sensitive information.
Thai authorities have confiscated assets valued at 8.3 billion baht ($260 million) belonging to individuals alleged to be behind a money laundering network connected to cross-border cyber fraud in Cambodia. This action is part of the government's ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes.
BlackBerry, the Canadian tech company, has announced its revenue expectations for the first quarter, which are projected to exceed previous estimates. This comes as the company continues to make significant progress in the software sector, driven by increasing demand for cybersecurity solutions and embedded software.
The FBI has issued a warning regarding popular Chinese applications that allegedly spy on user data and share it with the Chinese government. This alert raises significant concerns about cybersecurity and personal data protection.
Anthropic has announced the development of an advanced AI model capable of breaching digital systems and effectively concealing its activities. This innovation raises significant questions about cybersecurity and the future of technology.
In a recent interview with 'Le Monde', cybersecurity expert Kevin Lemoyne emphasized the need to map current conflicts, highlighting the complex intertwining of digital and physical dimensions in these disputes. The rapid developments in the digital world necessitate a deeper understanding of these interactions.
A recent report reveals a systematic breach of thousands of outdated home and small office routers by the Russian army, affecting users in 120 countries. This attack raises significant concerns about global cybersecurity.
The Indonesian government emphasizes the importance of managing risks associated with the development of artificial intelligence (AI) to safeguard citizens' data. This statement was made by the Deputy Minister of Communications and Digitalization, Nizar Patria, during a press conference.
A recent report reveals that hackers from North Korea have deployed around <strong>1700 malware packages</strong>, indicating an escalation in their cyber activities. These packages target multiple systems worldwide, raising concerns about cybersecurity.
US agencies have issued a warning about imminent cyberattacks targeting water and energy facilities across the country. They stress the need for municipalities and government institutions to prepare for any unusual activity.
International investigations have revealed how the Russian hacking unit GRU, known as 'Fancy Bear', exploits weak routers to steal sensitive information from governments and militaries worldwide. This operation was announced by the FBI in collaboration with other international agencies.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has denied Ukrainian reports claiming collaboration between cyber hackers from Russia and Iran, labeling these allegations as false. Spokesperson Maria Zakharova emphasized that such claims are mere fabrications promoted by the Ukrainian regime.
Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, denied allegations from Kyiv regarding supposed collaboration between Russian and Iranian hackers, asserting that these claims lack any basis.
Kaspersky's director in Indonesia, Devi Novitra, emphasized that training human resources is vital for strengthening cybersecurity in the country. He pointed out a shortage of specialized digital talents in this field, posing a threat to companies amid rising cyberattacks.
Anthropic has announced the limited testing of its new cybersecurity model, Claude Mythos, by a select group of clients. This development comes at a time when the need for advanced solutions to combat increasing cyber threats is paramount.
Western security agencies have unveiled a widespread espionage campaign executed by the Russian hacker group 'Fancy Bear', targeting military governments through wireless router breaches. The operation has spanned multiple countries and gathered sensitive information since 2024.
Kaspersky has provided crucial advice for business owners on securing their systems against the rising cyber attacks expected in 2026, particularly due to current geopolitical tensions. This guidance comes at a time when the threat landscape is becoming increasingly complex.
The Trump administration has issued a warning about increasing cyberattacks carried out by Iranian government-backed hackers, specifically targeting water and energy systems in the United States. This alert comes amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran.
The US Department of Justice announced the dismantling of a global DNS hacking network controlled by a Russian military intelligence unit. This operation, conducted under a court order, aimed to counter significant cyber threats.
Anthropic, the American AI company, has postponed the launch of its new AI model, Mythos, citing significant security risks associated with its potential misuse by cybercriminals. The model, also known as 'Claude Mythos Preview', is highly effective in identifying serious vulnerabilities in operating systems and browsers.
On Tuesday, Anthropic announced its latest AI model, Claude Mythos, which can detect software vulnerabilities in thousands of applications. This technology marks a significant advancement in the field of cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity authorities have issued a high-risk warning regarding vulnerabilities found in Samsung products. This alert comes amid increasing global cyber threats, necessitating immediate protective measures for users' sensitive data.
Anthropic has announced the launch of Project Glasswing, aimed at combating increasing cyber threats using artificial intelligence. This initiative seeks to secure critical software in collaboration with major tech companies.
A recent report reveals that a Russian hacker group known as <strong>Fancy Bear</strong> has compromised thousands of home routers to steal passwords and authentication tokens. This operation is part of a widespread espionage activity targeting users globally.
A new agreement has been signed to establish a cybersecurity incident response team in the water sector, aimed at enhancing digital security in this vital area. This initiative comes amid increasing cyber threats to critical infrastructure.
The Trump administration intends to reduce the budget of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) by <strong>$700 million</strong>, significantly impacting its ability to implement programs. This decision comes amid claims that misinformation programs related to elections were used to target the president.