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ZDNET reports that the accelerated artificial intelligence growth has prompted the U.S. and the UK to join hands in bolstering AI safety and testing.

Ibis Budget hotels across Europe had keypad codes that could be leveraged for room entry exposed due to a security flaw impacting its self check-in kiosks, SecurityWeek reports.

Ongoing compromise of the UK's Leicester City Council that began in early March has been claimed by the INC Ransom extortion operation, which admitted in a post on its leak site to have stolen 3 TB of data from the city council before immediately...

A voluntary labeling program offers dividends at home and abroad and will secure the IoT ecosystem across important verticals such as energy, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Tactics include “tricking” the AI into believing it is in “development mode” or roleplaying.

Following SEC filing, insurer says ransomware group stole personal data in February cyberattack.

NIST says it has asked partner agencies for assistance as it works on a long-term solution to keeping the vital CVE database up to date.

Nearly 250 Indian nationals who were forced into performing cyber fraud schemes in Cambodia have already been repatriated by the Indian government, according to The Hacker News.

Billions of records with personal information gathered from U.S. users of Google Chrome will be removed by Google to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging illegal surveillance practices, reports The Associated Press.

Artificial intelligence was emphasized by federal cyber officials to serve as helpers, not replacements, for the cybersecurity workforce amid growing concerns brought upon by AI innovations, FedScoop reports.