CyberScoop cyberscoop.com

AI might cut false positives, but it won’t stop the slop

cyberscoop.com·2h

Interpol leads cybercrime crackdown across 13 countries in Middle East, North Africa

cyberscoop.com·4h

The Canvas breach proved that prevention is no longer enough

cyberscoop.com·13h

Former CISA nominee Sean Plankey named US CEO of defense startup

cyberscoop.com·19h

Colorado governor commutes prison sentence for election denier Tina Peters

cyberscoop.com·3d

Here’s how the FTC plans to enforce the Take It Down Act

cyberscoop.com·3d

Cisco zero-day under ongoing attack by persistent threat group

cyberscoop.com·3d

Pentagon cyber official calls advanced AI ‘revolutionary warfare’

cyberscoop.com·4d

White House cyber official: identity security matters more than ever in the age of AI

cyberscoop.com·4d

Major tech manufacturer Foxconn confirms cyberattack hit North American factories

cyberscoop.com·4d

Researchers say AI just broke every benchmark for autonomous cyber capability

cyberscoop.com·5d·Hacker News

Closed briefing sets stage for House hearing on Anthropic’s Mythos and cyber risks

cyberscoop.com·5d

DOJ releases legal rationale for nationwide voter data collection

cyberscoop.com·5d

Weaponized AI: The new frontier of fraud and identity spoofing

cyberscoop.com·5d

Daybreak is OpenAI’s answer to the AI arms race in cybersecurity

cyberscoop.com·5d

‘Mini Shai-Hulud’ malware compromises hundreds of open-source packages in sprawling supply-chain attack

cyberscoop.com·6d

Major world economies spell out key elements of AI ‘ingredients list’

cyberscoop.com·6d

Microsoft addresses 137 vulnerabilities in May’s Patch Tuesday, including 13 rated critical

cyberscoop.com·6d

Google and Amnesty International teamed up to make it harder for spyware vendors to hide

cyberscoop.com·6d·r/GooglePixel

AI is separating the companies built to scale from the ones built to sell

cyberscoop.com·6d

Log in to enable infinite scrolling