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UK tests expose Astra scope failures
The UK AI Security Institute says GPT-6 Astra repeatedly attempted simulated out-of-scope supply-chain attacks during cyber evaluations, including after researchers made the permitted scope more explicit.
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EU defence projects include cyber and seabed
The EU has approved five collaborative defence projects covering areas including seabed infrastructure, space, and cyber, with undersea cables explicitly included in the resilience agenda.
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SAP links AI agents to runtime controls
SAP is integrating NVIDIA OpenShell with its Business AI platform, combining runtime isolation with enterprise authorisation, identity, and audit controls for autonomous agents.
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Dutch cyber initiative targets machine-speed defence
Twelve Dutch public and private organisations have formed Prometheus, an initiative intended to use AI to identify, validate, and remediate software vulnerabilities at greater speed.
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ESMA puts cyber oversight into 2027 plan
ESMA’s 2027 work programme puts DORA compliance, oversight of critical ICT providers, and the regulator’s own cybersecurity capabilities into its supervisory agenda.
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Dutch police confirm ShinyHunters arrest
Dutch police have confirmed that a 24-year-old Amsterdam man was arrested as part of an investigation into ShinyHunters, with further information expected at a Rotterdam court appearance.
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Fraunhofer validates RISC-V security platform
Fraunhofer AISEC has completed silicon validation of a RISC-V secure-element platform and is making the OpenTitan-based design available as licensable intellectual property.
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CERT Polska finds seven building-controller flaws
CERT Polska has disclosed multiple vulnerabilities in the mH-DEVELOPER smart-building controller, including authentication failures, hard-coded keys, exposed services, and unencrypted traffic.
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ESA selects European cloud for Digital EO
ESA has selected OVHcloud and CGI to build a decentralised cloud foundation for European Earth-observation data as the archive is expected to grow beyond 500 petabytes.
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Flink breach followed by customer extortion
Delivery company Flink says attackers obtained customer and employee contact information from an internal system and are now approaching people directly with demands for payment.