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A pair of lawsuits are part of a wider strategy to establish guardrails preventing AI-powered scams, frauds, and harassment, Google's general counsel says.

Last week's compromise of the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China's U.S. subsidiary ICBC Financial Services claimed by the LockBit ransomware operation has prompted increased vigilance within the financial sector, CNN reports.

SiliconAngle reports that Claroty and Network Perception have entered a partnership deal to provide a consolidated and comprehensive audit platform aimed at helping operational technology network auditors better visualize baseline cybersecurity posture, as well as improve threat monitoring and response efforts.

Google has pressed charges against Threat actors behind the Facebook profiles "AIGoogle," "AiGoogle," "AIGoogleBard," "AIGoogle Bard FB," and "Google AI," for trademark infringement in social media accounts leveraged to lure individuals into downloading a fake version of its Bard artificial intelligence chatbot that has been laced with malware, reports BNN Bloomberg.

Ongoing remote code execution attacks leveraging four Juniper J-Web interface vulnerabilities, tracked from CVE-2023-36844 to CVE-2023-36847, in a pre-auth exploit chain have led to their inclusion in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, BleepingComputer reports.

StateScoop reports that officials at the City of Huber Heights in Ohio have confirmed that numerous city systems have been disrupted by a ransomware attack on the morning of Nov. 12.

Major Canadian financial technology firm Moneris has announced that it was able to avert an attack by the Medusa ransomware operation, which has demanded $6 million in exchange for the stolen data, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Dragos has disclosed that it has not been impacted by a data breach after the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware operation claimed to compromise its systems through a third-party hack, according to SecurityWeek.