Security
Black Duck's Collin Hogue-Spears decodes the debate over whether China's new AI vulnerability finder rivals Anthropic's US-made bug hunter.
Systemic Risk
European Systemic Risk Board issues frightening forecast setting out the dangers of frontier artificial intelligence.
AI
"AI agents are emerging not as a replacement for human capability, but as powerful partners in amplifying it."
Security
Intelligence agencies get lathered up about a Moscow-linked espionage group also tracked as Void Blizzard.
Crime
Computer crooks are more likely to be male - but that's about all we know about who will go to the digital dark side.
AI
"We consider this incident to be an unprecedented security incident, involving state-of-the-art cyber capabilities."
Security
Command-and-control tool targets Israeli entities and shares technical similarities with a backdoor previously linked to an Iranian threat actor.
AI
How can organisations protect themselves against bad bots hellbent on destroying core production data?
Financial Systems
Central bank warns that "stronger defences are not enough" amid growing concerns about the weaponisation of autonomous security tools.
Breaking changes in critical systems: Independent journalism covering AI, security, finance and complexity beyond human control
Inside the underground criminal ecosystem where private information is bought and sold on a global scale.
Asset-backed digital currencies are set to enter widespread usage and pose
An inveterate notetaker asks where writing on a device matches scribbling or doodling in a notepad - and where analogue wins.
Intelligence agencies fear frontier AI risk is about to undergo a rapid takeoff - requiring a profound technological and philosophical shift.
"When one country controls the overwhelming supply of a technology, that is by its nature a structural risk."
Hackers piggybacked on the deeply unpopular communications app to quietly siphon data out of a "major US services firm".
"Enterprise environments are growing in complexity, making it harder to effectively oversee risk using traditional models and tools."
The first part of an ongoing series exploring threats that could trigger catastrophic cascading failures across the modern world.
Will legacy homo sapiens lose control of its systems as AI agents take the reins and complexity spirals beyond the comprehension of our species?
“Crises no longer arrive neatly or sequentially. They overlap, compound, and amplify one another.”
From courts to call centres, AI is spreading across the public sector. We examine the UK government’s plans and the risks of an automated state.
Dr Andrew Bolster sets out new security approaches that respond to the accelerating pace of AI-enabled software development.
