Why websites need to assess the Wikimedia attack

An OpenAI bot overloaded Wikimedia, attacked a system at the foundation and attempted to change entries Read more »

Microsoft tweaks Windows to secure agentic AI

The half-yearly update to the Windows operating system gets a host of features for running AI models locally and securely Read more »

AI model developers have ‘no justification’ for failing to comply with privacy law

Large language models must have lawful basis for processing personal data – ‘benefiting humanity’ is not enough, says Information Commissioner’s Office Read more »

Scope of Asos data breach wider than first reported

Following a data breach earlier in October, cyber criminals appear to have a much more complete picture of Asos’ user base than first thought, it has emerged. Read more »

The Security Interviews: Evren Karaibrahimgil, Welsh FA

Evren Karaibrahimgil, IT manager at the FAW, on securing the national football association of Wales against evolving cyber threats, with Euro 2028 on home soil in mind Read more »

UK Supreme Court to decide whether to block ‘trivial’ data protection claims

Businesses are being inundated with trivial AI-generated data protection, say lawyers Read more »

AI slop overwhelms Google’s OSS bug bounty programme

Google has closed its open source vulnerability reporting programme to new submissions while it recalibrates in the face of a surge in automated junk reports. Read more »

Asos app users receive threatening messages after hack

A previously unknown hacking group sent threatening messages to customers of fashion website Asos after allegedly breaching its Snowflake data platform. Read more »

Supply chain cyber resilience: from paper promises to operational reality

Cyber resilience is not just built by drafting better policies, but by proving your organisation can withstand and respond to incidents and manage risks buried deep within the supply... Read more »

The AI kill switch – what actually happens when you press it?

Talk of an AI kill switch abounds, but what would such a thing actually look like in practice, and what would it mean to ‘press’ it? Read more »
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