… In a running incident update log that began on May 1, Steve Proud, Instructure's chief information security officer, said that the company had “recently experienced a cybersecurity incident perpetrated by a criminal threat actor.” He added on May 2 that “the information involved” for “users at affe… …
… In a notice to Congress on March 4, reviewed by Politico, the bureau said the compromised systems were unclassified and held “returns from legal process,” citing, as examples, phone and internet metadata collected under court orders and personal information “pertaining to subjects of FBI investigat… …
… And so we do need a plan to respond to this.” Anthropic's Graham notes that in addition to vulnerability discovery—including producing potential attack chains and proofs of concept—Mythos Preview is capable of more advanced exploit development, penetration testing, endpoint security assessment, hun… …
… The command-line tool Curl ended its bug bounty program run through third-party service HackerOne in January after being inundated with low-quality submissions generated by AI. “We have concluded the hard way that a bug bounty gives people too strong incentives to find and make up ‘problems’ in bad… …
… The company is working to find additional projects for those impacted, according to internal conversations viewed by WIRED. …
… So he decided to develop a mobile app meant to teach immigrants how to exercise their constitutional rights when confronted by ICE. Concepcion, who describes himself as having “the worst case of ADD you’ve ever seen,” became hyperfixated on the project. …
… Making it possible for people to control robots with spoken or typed commands, or by demonstrating an action, is the “critical unlock for robots in society,” he adds.
… The first Light Phone could only make and receive phone calls, and the second added perks like turn-by-turn directions. …
… The approach is particularly appealing for organizations with strict compliance requirements, including HIPAA, export controls, and data sovereignty regulations. …
… On Tuesday, Democratic senators Ron Wyden, Ed Markey, and Jeff Merkley addressed an open letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the company’s reported plans to integrate face-recognition technology into these devices. “Given Meta’s vast data collections, its smart glasses could capture images of … …