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When the TV is on, compromised H96 streaming sticks can route third-party traffic through your home connection. When it's off, they can switch to automated ad fraud. We unpack how an everyday device can become hidden infrastructure for cyber crime.
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Your cheap streaming stick could be making money from cyber crime whether your TV is on or off.

New research has uncovered how H96 Android TV streaming devices are being secretly exploited for two different operations. When the TV is on, the devices can act as residential proxies, allowing

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An autonomous AI agent attacked Hugging Face at machine speed. Investigators had to reconstruct around 17,600 attacker actions to understand what happened. We unpack what this could mean for the future of cyber defense.
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Autonomous AI agent attacked at machine speed. AI was needed to decode it.

New technical analysis from Hugging Face has revealed more about the autonomous AI attack it experienced in July. The AI agent exploited vulnerabilities while carrying out thousands of actions at

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Scam compounds are using AI to create fake personas, produce scam content, bypass identity checks, and more. Agentic AI could go further, automating multiple stages of a scam with minimal human involvement. We unpack what could come next.
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Police raids haven’t stopped Southeast Asia’s scam compounds. They’re evolving.

International crackdowns have disrupted scam compounds across Southeast Asia. But the criminal networks behind them haven't disappeared. Instead, new evidence shows how they’re adopting AI to make

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An autonomous AI agent attacked Hugging Face at machine speed. Investigators had to reconstruct around 17,600 attacker actions to understand what happened. We unpack how the attack unfolded, why it matters, and what it could mean for future cyber attacks.
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Cyber crime is becoming harder to see — and easier to scale

Scam compounds adopting AI. Autonomous agents carrying out attacks at machine speed. Compromised streaming devices automating fraud. These are very different threats, but they point to the same shift:

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Where the real privacy risks of Meta smart glasses lie 👇
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The biggest privacy risk isn’t Meta’s smart glasses. It’s the app ecosystem around them.

Meta’s smart glasses have sparked public debate over covert recording. But from a cyber security perspective, the real concern is less about the hardware than who can build the apps for it. The real

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The challenge is finding ways to achieve both.
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Protecting children and protecting privacy shouldn’t be competing goals.

The EU’s decision to reinstate temporary “Chat Control 1.0” measures has reignited one of cyber security’s most difficult debates. There’s broad agreement that child sexual abuse material (CSAM) must

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This is how easy it is to manipulate an AI Agent.
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The biggest threat to AI shopping agents won’t be hacking. It’ll be manipulation.

AI shopping agents are soon expected to make purchases on our behalf. It’s easy to assume attackers will target them like any other software, but our experiment suggests something different. Instead

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How Autonomous Are Today's AI Agent Cyber Attacks?
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The question isn’t whether AI agents can attack. It’s whether they still need us.

When reports emerge about autonomous AI cyber attacks, it’s easy to imagine hackers sitting back while AI does all the work. That’s not quite today’s reality. But it’s getting closer. The key measure

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What do AI shopping agents, the FIFA World Cup, and Meta smart glasses have in common?

At first glance, absolutely nothing. But over the last month, they’ve all pointed to the same shift: cyber threats are emerging in new and sometimes unexpected ways. Now, they’re intersecting with AI,

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