Plus: State-sponsored AI hacking is here, Google hosts a CBP face recognition app, and more of the week’s top security news.

Google is suing 25 people it alleges are behind a “relentless” scam text operation that uses a phishing-as-a-service platform ...

A recent data breach at Chinese security firm Knownsec has revealed over 12,000 classified files tied to state-owned cyber ...

Despite the government warning against paying ransoms, businesses are increasingly making the call that paying up is the ...

In one of the largest data leaks ever recorded, cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a database containing over 1.3 ...

Amid what one judge called an “epidemic” of fake AI-generated case citations bogging down courts, some common excuses are emerging from lawyers hoping to dodge the most severe sanctions for filings ...

Chinese state hackers allegedly executed the first major AI-powered cyberattack using Anthropic's Claude model to infiltrate ...

Hackers have been using AI for years now to conduct individual tasks such as crafting phishing emails or scanning the internet for vulnerable systems, but in this instance 80% to 90% of the attack was ...

Vulnerabilities in AI-assisted technology can snowball into national security risks; building safeguards and governance ...

Europol's roadmap set for 2023 foresees 25 potential AI models, from object detection and geolocation in images to ...

While AI is being used to improve productivity, create art, and find solutions to problems, it’s also being deployed towards some nefarious ...

Google handed out $458,000 in bug bounty rewards at this year’s bugSWAT hacking event, held during the ESCAL8 conference.