Tag: cybersecurity
Researcher Breaks 15-Bit Elliptic Curve Key Using Public Quantum Hardware, Wins 1 Bitcoin
An independent researcher used public quantum computing resources to crack a 15-bit elliptic curve key and earned 1 bitcoin in a major quantum attack demonstration.
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Foreign Traffic in Russian Networks Increases by Up to 20% Amid Rising Use of Circumvention Tools
Foreign traffic in Russian internet networks grew 15–20% in 2025, driven by VPN use and demand for Western AI services despite access restrictions.
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US Officials Engage with Anthropic Over Mythos AI Model’s Security Implications
Anthropic’s Mythos AI, capable of identifying critical software vulnerabilities, prompts discussions with US government amid national security concerns.
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EU Age Verification App Fails Public Security Tests
The EU’s age verification app was compromised with minimal effort, exposing weaknesses in its security during public testing.
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Open Source Developers Overwhelmed by AI-Generated Bug Reports Amid Security Concerns
Open source projects face a surge in AI-generated bug reports, challenging developers’ capacity to address vulnerabilities swiftly.
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Hackers Exploit Windows Vulnerability Following Public Release of Unpatched Code
Hackers have utilized an unpatched Windows vulnerability, exploiting code published by a security researcher frustrated with Microsoft’s response.
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Iran’s Nationwide Internet Shutdown Surpasses 1000 Hours Amid Military Tensions
Iran’s nationwide internet outage, initiated amid escalating military tensions, has now lasted beyond 1000 hours, marking one of the longest such disruptions globally.
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WhatsApp Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Breach of End-to-End Encryption
WhatsApp, Meta, and Accenture are sued over claims of intercepting private messages, sparking criticism from Elon Musk and Pavel Durov.
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Rockstar Games Confirms Data Breach via Third-Party AI Analytics Platform
Rockstar Games acknowledged a limited data breach linked to a hack of the AI analytics platform Anodot, with no impact on players or company operations.
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France to Transition Government Systems from Windows to Linux, Cut Dependence on Non-European Software
France mandates government ministries to plan for phasing out Windows and other non-European software by late 2026.
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FBI Extracts Deleted Signal Incoming Messages from iPhone Using Internal Notification Storage
The FBI successfully retrieved incoming Signal messages from an iPhone after the app was deleted, using notifications stored in the device’s internal memory.
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Researchers Uncover Critical Router Vulnerability Threatening AI Agent Ecosystems
A new study reveals how router vulnerabilities can compromise AI agents linked through intermediary APIs to cloud AI models.
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