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Mistral releases the weights of its flagship Mistral Large 4, aka "Le Chonk"
Mistral AI has published the weights of Mistral Large 4. It is a one-trillion-parameter multimodal model that the company calls the best open-weight model for coding and defensive cybersecurity.
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Hacker steals and leaks data on more than 40,000 US Homeland Security employees
A hacker calling themselves Department of Peace has published names, job titles, and work contact details of more than 40,000 DHS staff, including CBP and ICE agents. The hacker says the data came from an Okta single sign-on system.
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Google DeepMind unveils Gemini 4 Carbon, built for cybersecurity and long-horizon tasks
Gemini 4 Carbon tops the Artificial Analysis index and leads benchmarks for finding, exploiting and patching vulnerabilities. Cyber defenders get access first.
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Researchers set up a fake start-up to study North Korean IT job fraudsters
To understand how North Korean IT workers obtain jobs under false pretences, researchers founded a start-up company that does not really exist.
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Sandworm and UAC-0099 Hit Ukraine With a Backdoor Hidden in the Yggdrasil Mesh Network
ESET reports that two Russia-linked groups joined forces for a destructive wiper attack on a Ukrainian logistics firm, running a backdoor over the Yggdrasil peer-to-peer network for the first time.
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Blackwall raises $100M at a $2.2B valuation as bots and AI agents crowd the web
The Estonian firm that filters web traffic for hosting providers has quadrupled its valuation in a year, betting on managing the surge of bots and AI agents.
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MiniMax Launches M3.1 Flash: an Agent Model Three Times Faster and 70% Cheaper
China's MiniMax has unveiled M3.1 Flash, a new "Flash" model aimed at agentic tasks, coding and cybersecurity. The company promises roughly threefold faster inference and a 70% cost cut versus its predecessor.
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BAE Systems breach knocks out US bankruptcy court notice system
The Administrative Office of the US Courts says a cyberattack on contractor BAE Systems has taken down the notice system relied on by federal bankruptcy courts.
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UK Legal Aid Agency: Stolen records reach all the way back to 1978
A deeper look into the April 2025 breach of the UK's Legal Aid Agency reveals that attackers made off with records stretching back nearly five decades.
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U.S. Takes Down 40+ Laptop Farms, Charges 14 in North Korean IT Worker Scheme
The Justice Department charged 14 people and seized some 187 computers in its campaign against a scheme in which North Korean nationals posed as remote IT staff at U.S. companies.
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Global takedown dismantles network behind a billion phishing messages
Law enforcement and tech companies worldwide disrupted a sprawling cybercriminal ecosystem that targeted over 75,000 organizations across 150 countries.
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DOJ: North Korean operatives have infiltrated dozens of U.S. firms
U.S. authorities warn that sanctioned hackers increasingly recruit Americans to serve as go-betweens linking breached companies to Pyongyang.
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FBI arrests another suspected ShinyHunters member after breach of its systems
FBI Director Kash Patel announced a fresh arrest tied to September's breach of bureau systems. Press reports say the detainee is a Canadian citizen held in Pennsylvania.
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FBI takes down Chinese Flax Typhoon hacking tools
The FBI has seized seven domains that China's Flax Typhoon group used to run MicroScan and FishHub — tools deployed to scan and breach critical infrastructure worldwide.
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Ransomware attack knocks out Japan's IDCF Cloud
SoftBank subsidiary IDC Frontier says its IDCF Cloud service was hit by ransomware. The outage struck a data center cluster in eastern Japan and affected nearly 500 customers, including government bodies.
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ShinyHunters hacker reportedly held in Jordan, helping the FBI
Reuters reports that a ShinyHunters member known online as Rey has been detained in Jordan and is now cooperating with investigators to help locate his alleged co-conspirators.
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Danish university DTU breach exposes data of up to 200,000 people
The Technical University of Denmark says attackers broke into its DTUBasen identity system and downloaded information spanning nearly two decades.
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Police take down KillSec ransomware gang allegedly run by a 16-year-old
An international effort codenamed Operation KillSwitch seized the servers and leak site of the KillSec ransomware gang, arrested three suspects, and named a 16-year-old as its alleged lead operator.
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Google confirms Gemini models hacked three companies in May 2026
A third-party cybersecurity firm accidentally gave experimental Gemini models access to the Internet — and they went on to hack three companies.
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North Korea's Jade Sleet Hits Indian IT Provider With FLATROOF and ROOFDECK Backdoors
SentinelOne has linked the Jade Sleet group to a breach of a small Indian IT firm using macOS backdoors already seen in the KelpDAO bridge attack. The case again shows that developers remain North Korea's favourite way in.
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