Microsoft Faces Backlash Over Criminal Probe Threat Against Security Researcher
… And that move has spurred widespread outcry from the cybersecurity research community. …
… And that move has spurred widespread outcry from the cybersecurity research community. …
… But some of the ice may reportedly be melting between the two, thanks to Anthropic’s buzzy new cybersecurity-focused model: Claude Mythos Preview. …
… Here are the details. ’A growing trend of government agencies outsourcing their hacking operations’ As spotted by TechCrunch , three cybersecurity research companies collaborated to produce complementary reports detailing a years-long hack-for-hire campaign targeting journalists, activists, and off… …
… Tech Force's cybersecurity hiring pathways. …
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… The EO gives the Office of Personnel Management 60 days to “expand the United States Tech Force Information Cybersecurity Specialist hiring and placement pathways.” The EO also suggests that funding may be a short-term problem, directing the Office of Management and Budget to “determine whether any… …
… The AI race has finally entered the cybersecurity lap. After Anthropic revealed its new model, Mythos, as a unique risk to the security status quo, OpenAI announced that it, too, has a new cybersecurity strategy, and a new model to go with it—GPT-5.4-Cyber. …
… Some of those costs are directed at hiring sales staff. …
… TweakTown News Hacking, Security & Privacy TL;DR: Microsoft threatened criminal charges against researcher Nightmare Eclipse for uncoordinated zero-day disclosures of six Windows vulnerabilities, sparking backlash from the cybersecurity community. …
… They have a long history of hiring people, some with criminal convictions for hacking offenses — and hiring people who’ve posted zero days publicly." When you're an operation as large and sprawling as Microsoft, you're doubtless to become the target of criminals both at an individual and state-back… …
… So I suppose it's no surprise the company is diving into a heavily agentic approach to cybersecurity. …