“Drunk” AI is terrible at keeping secrets

UNSW Sydney researchers found that AI models trained to sound drunk became easier to jailbreak and more likely to reveal private information shared in confidence. Their tests across GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Llama 2, Llama 3.1 and Mistral showed higher rates of privacy breaches and harmful request compliance after prompt-based drunkenness and fine-tuning on drunk text. #UNSWSydney #GPT4 #Llama2 #Llama31 #Mistral #ConfAIde #JailbreakBench

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NVIDIA wants AI agent safety enforced in silicon, not left to the agent

NVIDIA has launched the Open Agent Safety Platform to help organizations keep AI agents within approved boundaries using software controls and hardware-based monitoring. The platform combines OpenShell and Sentry to isolate agents, enforce access policies, and independently stop agents that try to exceed their permissions. #NVIDIA #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform #OpenShell #Sentry #BlueField4 #VeraRubinPOD

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Other users can watch your browsing and time your keystrokes through OS file notifications

Researchers at Graz University of Technology showed that file-notification systems in Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android can leak sensitive user activity across accounts, including browsing history, keystroke timing, and device events. The paper also describes partial mitigations and reports that the attacks still work on default or lightly protected systems in several cases. #GrazUniversityofTechnology #Windows #Linux #macOS #Android #CVE-2025-68788 #CVE-2025-27738 #CVE-2025-21197

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Personal information of over 23,500 Simba customers leaked in data breach

Simba disclosed a data breach that exposed the personal information of 23,549 customers, including names, NRIC numbers, dates of birth, mobile numbers, and email addresses. The telco said no payment details were compromised, has notified affected users, and is working with authorities while the Personal Data Protection Commission investigates. #Simba #PersonalDataProtectionCommission

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What to Look for in an Insider Risk Management Platform

Insider risk management is becoming a critical security priority as the average cost of insider incidents reaches $19.5 million per organization, pushing buyers to look beyond flashy demos and evaluate real platform capabilities. The article outlines eight criteria for choosing a strong IRM solution, including broad visibility, behavioral analytics, privacy controls, investigation readiness, AI tool coverage, real-time enforcement, scalability, and total cost of ownership. #Teramind #CISA #Gartner #Verizon #GenAI #FieldCISO

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SRG Cyberattack Impacts Employee Data

SRG detected a cyberattack that allowed unauthorized access to employee data from SRF, resulting in a data leak affecting 340 current and former staff members of the Information unit. The exposed data mainly included names, roles, and professional and sometimes private contact details, while there is no current evidence that passwords, financial data, journalistic sources, or communication content were compromised. #SRG #SRF

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New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Liable for Deceiving Users About Privacy Protections

A New Mexico jury found Meta liable for deceiving users about Facebook privacy protections, citing more than 43 million violations of state consumer protection law. The case centers on the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, and the judge will later decide whether Meta must pay massive civil penalties. #Meta #Facebook #CambridgeAnalytica #MarkZuckerberg…

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Google Warns of ShinyHunters’ Fresh Oracle PeopleSoft Campaign

Mandiant and Google Threat Intelligence Group warned that ShinyHunters, tracked as UNC6240, has launched a new mass-exploitation campaign against Oracle PeopleSoft customers by modifying its exploit to bypass WAF rules. The group has deployed web shells, SideEye, Neo-reGeorg, and MeshCentral across multiple sectors while preparing for data theft extortion. #ShinyHunters #UNC6240…

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MITRE ATT&CK v19: What’s changed, and how EclecticIQ helps you keep up

EclecticIQ Intelligence Center 3.9 now supports MITRE ATT&CK v19.1, updating threat mappings to reflect major changes such as the split of Defense Evasion into Stealth and Defense Impairment, plus new capabilities for ICS, Mobile, AI-enabled, and social engineering threats. The release also highlights EclecticIQ’s interactive ATT&CK Navigator, which helps analysts visualize coverage, identify gaps, and stay aligned with the evolving framework. #MITREATTACK #EclecticIQ #IntelligenceCenter

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CISA orders feds to patch exploited Citrix flaws by Wednesday

CISA has ordered U.S. federal agencies to secure vulnerable Citrix NetScaler systems after active exploitation of two critical flaws, CVE-2026-88771 and CVE-2026-88772. Citrix confirmed zero-day attacks, urged immediate patching, and warned organizations to check for compromise before updating. #Citrix #NetScaler #CVE-2026-88771 #CVE-2026-88772 #CISA #Shadowserver #CERT-EU

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US soldier gets 70 months in prison for extorting 10 tech, telecom firms

A former U.S. Army soldier, Cameron John Wagenius, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for hacking and extorting at least 10 U.S. technology and telecommunications companies, including AT&T and Verizon. His case was tied to stolen credentials, Telegram-based coordination, and broader data-theft schemes connected to the Snowflake attack campaign. #CameronJohnWagenius #AT&T #Verizon #Snowflake #BreachForums #XSSis

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