CYBERSECURITY & AI

Cybersecurity & AI

Australia unveils AI laws targeting data centres and copyright
Proposed legislation will regulate electricity and water use by AI data centres while tightening safeguards for artists, writers and publishers.
Australia unveils AI laws targeting data centres and copyright
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India probes mammoth Tata data leak that blew open Apple iPhone secrets
Tata Electronics' leak of more than 200,000 files on the dark web also contains purported component design papers of older iPhones and some parts of Tesla and ⁠Qualcomm.
India probes mammoth Tata data leak that blew open Apple iPhone secrets
UAE thwarts 'sophisticated' cyberattacks on financial sector
Authorities say attacks included phishing campaigns, malware deployment attempts, and exploitation of system vulnerabilities.
UAE thwarts 'sophisticated' cyberattacks on financial sector
Artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and the ethics of journalism
AI is no longer a promise of the future but a tool of power. Those who don't help shape its rules will be influenced by foreign algorithms. This is particularly crucial for journalism.
Artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and the ethics of journalism
OpenAI subpoenaed by 42 US states over business practices and user safety
A coalition of 42 US state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI for documents on data practices, user safety, chatbot behaviour and potential harms, marking its broadest regulatory scrutiny yet.
OpenAI subpoenaed by 42 US states over business practices and user safety
The inside 'job': How China is recruiting spies through employment portals
Recruiters from China have approached thousands of professionals worldwide through job websites with an aim to allegedly steal government, industrial or technological secrets.
The inside 'job': How China is recruiting spies through employment portals