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Unit 42 finds AI malware mostly experimental
Unit 42 says only a small fraction of more than 400 AI-associated malware samples in its study appeared on production endpoints, underscoring a gap between research artefacts and operational attacks.
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OpenAI disrupts Russia-origin influence campaign
OpenAI has banned accounts it says very likely originated in Russia and were used to support an elaborate but relatively low-reach covert influence campaign.
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TRACE targets verifiable AI runtime evidence
The Linux Foundation has taken governance of TRACE, an open specification designed to produce hardware-attested evidence about the runtime behaviour and compliance of AI workloads.
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Gitea flaw moves into active exploitation
CISA has added a Gitea code-injection flaw to its exploited-vulnerability catalogue, weeks after the self-hosted Git platform released a fix.
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Ubiquiti discloses 22 UniFi security flaws
Ubiquiti has published a 22-part security bulletin covering UniFi products, including critical vulnerabilities capable of command execution and privilege escalation on network infrastructure.
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Boston Scientific cyber incident disrupts shipments
Boston Scientific says a cyber incident has disrupted IT systems used to process and ship customer orders, with no timetable yet for full restoration.
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Basware moves to acquire Trustpair
Basware has agreed to acquire payment-fraud specialist Trustpair, extending its invoice-management platform into supplier account verification and payment assurance.
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Netherlands and Ukraine deepen cyber cooperation
Dutch and Ukrainian cyber authorities have signed a cooperation agreement covering intelligence exchange, technical expertise, situational awareness, and faster responses to emerging threats.
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Dutch NCSC flags serious DrayTek flaws
Dutch cyber authorities are urging DrayTek VigorAP and VigorSwitch users to update after warning that serious flaws could expose network devices to takeover, disruption, or data access.
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German cyber losses reach up to €205.8bn
Cyberattacks accounted for 76% of losses from data theft, industrial espionage, and sabotage in Germany, as more affected businesses associated incidents with foreign intelligence services.