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Yarbo robot lawn mowers exposed in remote hacking demonstration

A security researcher has demonstrated how serious vulnerabilities in Yarbo’s robot lawn mowers could allow a remote attacker to take

 

I built my AI replacement. It was impressive, awkward, and absolutely not ready to be a journalist

Rather than waiting for artificial intelligence to take her job, one reporter decided to build the machine that might one

 

AI is coming for your codebase, and this time it might be the defender

For years, cybersecurity has carried a frustrating truth: attackers often only need to find one weakness, while defenders have to

 

Cybersecurity experts warn this common email habit is a gift to hackers

Your email address probably feels harmless. It is the thing you type into a shopping site, a streaming service, a

 

Cyber warfare is becoming the new home front, warns UK security chief

Britain’s cyber chiefs are warning that the country must stop thinking about digital security as a specialist technical issue and

 

Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing: Why a Locked-Down AI Model Has the Cybersecurity World Watching

For years, the rhythm of artificial intelligence development has felt almost predictable. A company unveils a new model, promises it

 

Quantum Computing, Satoshi’s Bitcoin And The Coming Cryptography Reckoning

For years, one of Bitcoin’s most enduring myths has also been one of its most stabilising assumptions. Satoshi Nakamoto’s enormous

 

Big Brands, Bigger Targets: What the Reported Nike and Under Armour Ransomware Attacks Reveal About Fashion’s Cyber Risk

Two of the world’s most recognisable sportswear brands, Nike and Under Armour, have reportedly become the latest high profile names

 

Hacking to Learn, How Canada Is Building Its Cybersecurity Workforce From the Ground Up

In a world where cyber threats now rival traditional national security risks, Canada’s most effective defence may not be a

 

The Technologies That Will Reshape Everyday Life in 2026, And The Risks Arriving With Them

Every year, the future arrives with less ceremony than expected. It slips in through software updates, hardware revisions, and policy

 

AI Hackers Are Catching Up to Humans, Stanford’s Artemis Experiment Signals a New Cybersecurity Arms Race

Artificial intelligence has reached a turning point in hacking capability — and the implications are far-reaching. A new Stanford University

 

Global Surge in Automated Cyberattacks Puts Australian Businesses on High Alert, New Report Finds

Australia’s small and medium businesses are facing unprecedented cyber risk as global hacking groups accelerate automated attacks powered by artificial

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