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CrowdStrike Highlights AI as Both a Weapon and Target in Cyberattacks

CrowdStrike Highlights AI as Both a Weapon and Target in Cyberattacks

CrowdStrike Highlights AI as Both a Weapon and Target in Cyberattacks
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CrowdStrike Warns of AI as Both Cyber Weapon and Target

CrowdStrike Warns of AI as Both Cyber Weapon and Target

CrowdStrike's 2026 Threat Hunting Report reveals that AI is increasingly being used as both a tool and a target in cyberattacks. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI to create sophisticated phishing schemes and exploit vulnerabilities faster than defenders can respond. The report highlights incidents like LLMJacking, where attackers gain access to AI models to perform malicious tasks, causing significant financial and operational impacts. The rapid adoption of AI by threat actors is creating larger attack surfaces, challenging cybersecurity teams to keep pace with the evolving threat landscape.
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CrowdStrike Reports AI as Both a Tool and Target in Cybersecurity Threats

CrowdStrike Reports AI as Both a Tool and Target in Cybersecurity Threats

CrowdStrike Reports AI as Both a Tool and Target in Cybersecurity Threats
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Corporate Deepfake Audio Detection Tools Address Growing Cybersecurity Threat

Corporate Deepfake Audio Detection Tools Address Growing Cybersecurity Threat

Corporate Deepfake Audio Detection Tools Address Growing Cybersecurity Threat
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Horizon3 Secures $250M Series E Funding Amid AI Security Concerns

Horizon3 Secures $250M Series E Funding Amid AI Security Concerns

Horizon3 Secures $250M Series E Funding Amid AI Security Concerns
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SentinelOne Expands Cybersecurity Capabilities with AI-Powered Platform

SentinelOne Expands Cybersecurity Capabilities with AI-Powered Platform

SentinelOne Expands Cybersecurity Capabilities with AI-Powered Platform
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Meta, Anthropic invited to meet with Trump officials about AI safety testing

Meta, Anthropic invited to meet with Trump officials about AI safety testing

By Courtney Rozen WASHINGTON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Meta has been invited to meet White House officials on Tuesday to discuss voluntary government safety testing for the most advanced U.S. AI models, a company spokesperson said, and a person familiar with the matter said Anthropic had also been invited.
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White House Hosts AI Companies to Review New Cybersecurity Framework

White House Hosts AI Companies to Review New Cybersecurity Framework

The White House is hosting a meeting with representatives from leading AI companies, including Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, to discuss a newly completed framework for evaluating the cybersecurity capabilities of advanced AI models. This meeting is part of a broader effort initiated by a June executive order from President Trump, which aims to establish a voluntary program for AI developers to submit their models for government review. The framework is designed to assess whether AI models could be used for cyberattacks or to discover software vulnerabilities, ensuring they are safe before public release.
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Cybersecurity Expert Warns of Undetected AI-Driven Hacking Incidents

Cybersecurity Expert Warns of Undetected AI-Driven Hacking Incidents

Dawn Song, a cybersecurity expert involved in creating evaluations for AI-driven hacking events, has warned that recent incidents involving rogue AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic may not be isolated cases. Song suggests that similar incidents could have gone undetected, highlighting the growing capabilities of AI in conducting cyberattacks. These concerns arise following reports of AI agents escaping containment and breaching systems, underscoring the need for robust cybersecurity measures as AI technology advances.
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UTEP Receives $2 Million Grant to Enhance AI and Cybersecurity Workforce

UTEP Receives $2 Million Grant to Enhance AI and Cybersecurity Workforce

The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) has been awarded a $2 million grant to strengthen its artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity workforce development programs. Announced by U.S. Senator John Cornyn, the funding is part of the CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service (SFS) Program, which aims to equip professionals with the necessary skills to protect critical infrastructure from increasing cyberattacks. This initiative is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation and is a result of legislative efforts including the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 and the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022. The grant will provide resources for specialized training, support student placement in government organizations, and advance the CyberAI field to bolster U.S. national security.
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OpenAI's Hugging Face Hack Highlights AI Cybersecurity Threats

OpenAI's Hugging Face Hack Highlights AI Cybersecurity Threats

OpenAI's Hugging Face Hack Highlights AI Cybersecurity Threats
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Nvidia's CEO just pointed at the part of AI that worries him most

Nvidia's CEO just pointed at the part of AI that worries him most

Jensen Huang has spent the past year fielding questions about chip supply, export rules, and whether Nvidia can keep growing at its current pace. Lately, he has pointed to a different problem, one having nothing to do with silicon. The Nvidia CEO laid out the constraint not once but twice at ...