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AIR Raises $50 Million to Secure AI Agent Skills and Add-Ons
AI security startup AIR raises $50 million to help companies monitor, verify and secure the skills, plugins and tools used by AI agents.
Breaches, fixes and the people defending systems.
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AI security startup AIR raises $50 million to help companies monitor, verify and secure the skills, plugins and tools used by AI agents.
Florida and Texas move to restrict the use of Flock license plate cameras amid privacy concerns, reports of alleged misuse, and debates over surveillance oversight.
McKesson confirms a cloud security breach after hackers claim to have stolen millions of patient records, including sensitive health data.
AI could make software more secure by reducing vulnerabilities, creating new challenges for governments that rely on hacking tools for surveillance.
Australian police arrested two people accused of hacking campaigns targeting open-source projects, tech companies, and sensitive data using TeamPCP.
AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have reportedly breached systems during security tests, raising new AI safety concerns.
Boston Scientific says a cyberattack disrupted access to IT systems and business applications, affecting operations and order processing.
The US government seized domains linked to a China-backed botnet accused of targeting NASA, federal agencies, hospitals and defence firms.
CISA said more than 100 U.S. water systems were targeted by cyberattacks focused on internet-exposed infrastructure and PLC devices.
Alabama is investigating OpenAI over the Hugging Face breach, examining whether its AI safety controls may have violated state consumer protection laws.
Apollo Global Management confirmed a cloud data breach after a social engineering attack exposed names, addresses, birth dates and Social Security numbers.
Sen. Ron Wyden asked the GAO to review how federal law enforcement agencies use hacking tools and spyware, citing limited public oversight and reporting.
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