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Risky Bulletin: Intel ends paid bug bounties
In other news: OpenAI agents probed dozens of organizations; fraudsters use AI to scam €95m from an Italian bank; Bitget hacked for $350m.
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In other news: OpenAI agents probed dozens of organizations; fraudsters use AI to scam €95m from an Italian bank; Bitget hacked for $350m.
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In other news: OpenAI agent hacked Australian Medicare website; OpenAI gives Ukraine access to Daybreak; UK to establish anti-disinformation center.
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In other news: Ukrainian hackers leak Russia's naval secrets; ShinyHunters hack the FBI; tech firms disrupt EvilTokens PhaaS.
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In other news: Hackers claim breach of Russia's election commission; OpenAI was behind the RubyGems May incident; Gyazo and Revolut got hacked.
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In other news: South Korea raises the breach fine level; three Turkish ministers targeted with spyware; CISA is ready to hire 250 staff.
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In other news: US accuses Chinese AI companies of industrial-scale distillation attacks; cyberattack hits Luxembourg doctors' clinics; Liquid Network attacker returns most funds, keeps $50m bounty.
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In other news: OpenAI agents hack a German wiki; Pentagon bill will allow cyber contractors; Five Eyes tells hacked companies to drop PR spin.
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In other news: Dropbox discloses security breach; new spyware wave hits Serbians; CISA scraps six free cybersecurity programs.
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In other news: White House launches Project Watershed 250; Indian authorities take down Telegram doxing bot; Composer packages deliver iOS badness.
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In other news: Israel arrests security expert for hacking; BTS hacker gets 20 years; German AfD politician linked to Russian cybercrime ops.
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In other news: Qilin hits US firearms agency; US seizes two more Chinese botnets; CISA says most cyber activity is opportunistic.
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In other news: NoName057 leaks data on Spanish police and military; China and South Korea detain vishing gang; AI malware is not that common.