Nvidia says it has no reason to believe company secrets or national security were compromised as its board investigates alleged espionage ties.
The Nvidia Board Is Investigating A Potential Case Of Spying On Jensen Huang
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Intelligence Agency Misplaced ‘A Very Significant Number’ Of Removable Drives — Storage Media Have Been Missing For Years, But Exact Number Of Lost Devices Remain Unknown
The UK’s investigatory powers commissioner says GCHQ has yet to establish how many removable drives are missing or whether they can be recovered.
OpenAI Engineer Arrested In Bugging Of Executive Conference Room
Federal prosecutors say Abdulrahman Alfozan planted recording devices in an OpenAI executive conference room. He remains in custody and is charged.
The Quietest Cyber Risk May Be an AI That Knows When to Stop
Firmulate’s live AI company test shows models resisting impersonation, then reveals a subtler risk: recognizing a crisis does not ensure sound action.
Why Public Counterintelligence Messaging Has Become More Frequent
Here is the meta description: “Having an informed public is crucial in countering threats, but understanding why messaging has increased reveals unexpected ways you can help.
How Government Alerts Translate Technical Threats for the Public
Many government alerts simplify complex cybersecurity threats into clear advice, helping you stay safe—discover how they make tech threats understandable.
What Recent Cases Suggest About Espionage and Remote Work
Ineffective security practices amid remote work heighten espionage risks, making it crucial to understand emerging threats and defenses to stay protected.
The Social Engineers Lost 5-for-5 — But Only Two AI Models Actually Closed the Deal
All five frontier AI models refused every social-engineering attempt in Firmulate’s Crucible — but only two closed the €55k deal. Newcomer Kimi K3 took 2nd at 93.
How Agencies Warn Companies About Spearphishing and Credential Theft
Discover how agencies warn companies about spearphishing and credential theft, and learn essential strategies to safeguard your organization from evolving threats.
Why AI Is Appearing More Often in Federal Security Briefings
Largely driven by its ability to enhance threat detection and decision-making, AI’s rising presence in security briefings raises important ethical and privacy concerns.
