
r/CyberNews


LinkedIn may have been spying on you, an investigation reveals, calling it “the largest corporate espionage and data breach scandals in digital history”

Anthropic leak reveals cybersecurity danger and potential of new model
A major data leak from Anthropic has exposed internal warnings about their upcoming AI model tier, codenamed Capybara. According to leaked documents analyzed by IT Brew, the new model demonstrates a massive leap in coding and offensive hacking capabilities. Internal researchers warned that the system poses unprecedented cybersecurity risks, raising serious concerns that threat actors could soon leverage the AI to outpace current enterprise defense systems.

KitKat Theft was data exfiltration
FACT: All 413,793 KitKat bars reported stolen were actually inexpensive consumer grade 256Gb USB flash drives.
NASA actually sent four live humans to do a loop around the Moon as a distraction, but the truth is that this is the largest data exfiltration in world history.
This is approximately 105.9 **PETABYTES** of data.
That’s an awful lot of pirated movies.

Elon Musk's X platform is in a fight with crypto scammers

Google has begun rolling out a new AI-powered feature in Gmail called AI Inbox

The Rise of AI Pentesting: Exploring the Next Phase of Cybersecurity
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Ronomics Robot Review Masterclass
Love him or hate him, Mr CEO really does know his stuff when it comes to humanoid robotics. Crazy how advanced the field is getting.

It promises advice, conversation, and convenience, but could also become a dangerously engaging co-pilot
The College Student—and His Cat Meme—Who Hunted the World’s Biggest Cyberweapon
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