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World's largest health organization threatens to jail or fire staff reading patient data 'without legal justification
NHS England warns staff that unlawful patient record access could result in dismissal, prosecution, and prison while expanding monitoring across healthcare organizations.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Anthropic's AI model poses some serious risks
Restricting Mythos to vetted organizations and keeping it out of the hands of the public seems to be the safest option for Anthropic, with JPMorgan CEO describing its risks as a “real issue.”
Hackers breached DHS after alarms were twice ruled 'false positives'
DHS analysts twice ruled intrusion alerts on its HSIN network "false positives", allowing hackers to have weeks of unintended access on the platform.
ClickLock Stealer tries to trick macOS users into revealing their passwords
ClickLock bores its victims into complying and then steals all sorts of data.
Dangerous new GoSerpent malware is apparently on the hunt for government secrets
The malware has been hiding in plain sight for half a decade, stealing all sorts of valuable secrets.
Claude can now enter all your passwords for you - if you give it permission
1Password partnership will mean Claude will never see the secrets or load them into its own memory.
Coca-Cola shuts down Fairlife dairy production lines following ransomware attack
Coca-Cola confirms ransomware attack on Fairlife in an 8-K form filed with the SEC.
Teenage TfL hackers sentenced to years in prison following Scattered Spider attacks
Two young men pleaded guilty to hacking into Transport for London in 2024 and were given long prison sentences.
