Cybersecurity

Axios Jun 03

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna Supports Trump's AI Executive Order

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna endorsed the Trump administration's AI executive order at the AI+NY Summit, advocating for minimal regulation to encourage innovation. The order aims to strengthen cybersecurity without requiring AI companies to share model information. Krishna highlighted IBM's commitment to enhancing cybersecurity through AI.

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Scientific American Jun 03

Researchers Develop AI Computer Worm Prototype for Malware Threat Preparedness

A team of researchers has created a prototype AI computer worm that learns while spreading. This development is intended to help prepare for future threats posed by AI malware.

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Daily Wire Jun 03

Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Oversight

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on June 2, 2026, to enhance oversight of artificial intelligence models before their public release. The order encourages companies to submit their models for government testing and establishes a cybersecurity clearinghouse to address vulnerabilities identified by AI.

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New York Times — Tech Jun 03

Researchers Develop AI-Enhanced Computer Worms

Researchers from the University of Toronto, led by Professor Nicolas Papernot, have shown how artificial intelligence can be used to create more advanced computer worms. This development raises concerns about the implications of AI in cybersecurity.

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Ars Technica Jun 02

Android 17 to Introduce Features for Detecting Spoofed Calls and Impersonation Scams

Google plans to release Android 17 with updates that include features for detecting spoofed calls and impersonation scams. The FTC reported significant financial losses due to impersonation fraud, which has become easier to execute due to advancements in AI voice cloning technology. The new feature will help users identify potential scams involving familiar contacts.

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Ars Technica Jun 02

Google introduces deepfake call detection feature for Android devices

Google has unveiled a new deepfake call detection feature for Android devices, aimed at combating impersonation fraud. This feature will help users identify potential scams by recognizing calls from contacts that may be spoofed. The FTC reported significant financial losses due to such scams in 2024.

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The Verge Jun 02

Google Introduces Scam Detection Feature in Phone App

Google has launched a feature in its Phone app that identifies calls from scammers impersonating contacts. This initiative responds to the increasing prevalence of impersonation scams, which have led to significant financial losses for Americans.

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TechCrunch Jun 02

Anthropic Expands Project Glasswing to 150 Organizations Across 15 Countries

Anthropic is extending its Project Glasswing security program to 150 organizations in 15 countries, emphasizing critical infrastructure sectors. The program aims to address vulnerabilities in areas that could affect a large population in the event of a cyberattack.

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Fox News — Politics Jun 02

Lawmakers Request Pentagon Action on Commercial Location Data Threats to U.S. Troops

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has called on the Pentagon to address the risks posed by foreign adversaries using commercially available location data to target U.S. military personnel. They criticized the Pentagon for not implementing adequate protections and urged immediate action to disable location sharing on government devices and improve cybersecurity measures.

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Fox News — Latest Jun 02

Lawmakers Request Pentagon Action on Foreign Exploitation of Location Data

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is urging the Pentagon to take action against foreign adversaries exploiting commercially available location data to target American military personnel. The lawmakers expressed concerns about the Pentagon's failure to implement adequate cybersecurity measures to protect service members from risks associated with data brokers selling personal information.

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cnbc.com Jun 02

Anthropic Expands Project Glasswing to 150 Partners in Over 15 Countries

Anthropic has expanded its Project Glasswing initiative to include 150 new partners in over 15 countries, focusing on testing its Mythos model for software vulnerabilities. This move follows the identification of over 10,000 security flaws since the project's initial launch in April. The company has also filed for an IPO with the SEC.

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PBS NewsHour Jun 01

Authorities address rise of AI tools generating non-consensual nude images

Authorities are increasingly concerned about the rise of AI tools that generate non-consensual nude images and videos. These tools, known as 'nudification' technology, pose challenges for regulation and enforcement.

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Ars Technica Jun 01

Hackers Exploit Meta AI Chatbot to Access Instagram Accounts

Hackers exploited Meta's AI support chatbot to take control of high-profile Instagram accounts by changing their email addresses while using a VPN. This method was shared in hacker communities and led to the temporary compromise of accounts, including those of the Barack Obama White House. Meta has since released a patch to fix the vulnerability.

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Ars Technica Jun 01

Red Hat NPM Accounts Compromised in Supply-Chain Attack

A supply-chain attack on Red Hat's NPM accounts has led to the distribution of a malicious worm that steals sensitive credentials. The attack, reported by Aikido researchers, began on June 1, 2026, and is linked to the compromise of the @redhat-cloud-services channel.

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The Verge Jun 01

Meta's AI Support Chatbot Exploited in Instagram Account Hijacking

Meta's AI support chatbot was exploited by hackers to hijack Instagram accounts, allowing them to change emails and reset passwords. Meta has since patched the vulnerability, which was linked to the hacking of high-profile accounts, including Barack Obama's White House account.

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404media.co Jun 01

Hackers Exploit Meta's AI Support Chatbot to Access High-Profile Instagram Accounts

Hackers have exploited Meta's AI support chatbot to gain access to high-profile Instagram accounts by requesting email changes. This method has led to several account takeovers, and while Meta has reportedly patched the vulnerability, affected users have expressed concerns about the limitations of AI support. Researcher Jane Manchun Wong confirmed her account was hacked, highlighting the ongoing risks associated with AI-driven support systems.

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Washington Examiner Jun 01

Space Force Instagram Account Compromised with Propaganda

The Instagram account of Space Force Chief Master Sergeant John F. Bentivegna was hacked on June 1, 2026, leading to the posting of pro-Iran propaganda. The breach is part of a broader pattern of cyber attacks attributed to Iranian regime-aligned hackers. Both the Space Force and Obama White House accounts were quickly secured, and the inappropriate content was removed.

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The Hill Jun 01

Cybersecurity Report Highlights Misinformation Campaigns Ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections

A cybersecurity report from Check Point Software reveals that misinformation campaigns are becoming a primary concern for the 2026 midterm elections. The report highlights that hackers are focusing on misleading voters instead of attempting to tamper with voting infrastructure.

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PBS NewsHour Jun 01

Report indicates potential increase in cyber threats during midterm elections

A report suggests that the midterm elections in the U.S. could result in heightened cyber threats against political and media entities. Check Point noted a significant number of newly registered domains related to elections and voting as potential indicators of misinformation efforts.

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The Verge May 30

Microsoft considers legal action regarding exploit disclosures

Microsoft is under criticism for its approach to zero-day exploits, particularly in relation to an individual named Nightmare Eclipse, who has shared exploit code online. The company is considering legal action against this individual for alleged improper disclosure of vulnerabilities and has disabled their accounts on multiple platforms.

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