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OpenAI's GPT-6 Cyber Finds 81 Firefox Vulnerabilities and Develops 948 Linux Exploits

OpenAI launched GPT-6 Cyber, an AI model for finding vulnerabilities, validating exploits, and creating fixes. It discovered 81 unknown high-severity Firefox vulnerabilities and created exploits for 948 Linux kernel vulnerabilities. Featuring strong safeguards and access restricted to approved security teams, the model shows how AI is reshaping cybersecurity's future.

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OpenAI's GPT-6 Cyber Finds 81 Firefox Vulnerabilities and Develops 948 Linux Exploits
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OpenAI's AI Agents Uncover 948 Linux Security Vulnerabilities in $1.2 Million Experiment

OpenAI has revealed that its autonomous AI security pipeline identified 948 distinct Linux kernel privilege-escalation vulnerabilities and generated proposed fixes in an experiment costing approximately $1.21 million. The findings highlight how AI could transform cybersecurity research while raising new questions about the growing capabilities available to both defenders and attackers.

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OpenAI's AI Agents Uncover 948 Linux Security Vulnerabilities in $1.2 Million Experiment
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Singapore Airlines Data Breach: 46,000 Booking Records Affected by Third-Party Cyberattack

A cybersecurity incident involving travel technology provider Amadeus has affected approximately 46,000 Singapore Airlines booking records. Although the airline says its own systems were not breached, the incident highlights the growing risks of third-party data exposure and why businesses must strengthen vendor security, access controls and customer data protection.

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Singapore Airlines Data Breach: 46,000 Booking Records Affected by Third-Party Cyberattack
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Google Disrupts XCPE Botnet That Infected 1.3 Million Android TV Devices

Google has helped dismantle the XCPE botnet, a malware operation that infected more than 1.3 million Android TV streaming boxes and other connected devices. Investigators attribute the operation to Chinese manufacturer Videostrong Technology, which allegedly embedded a backdoor in device firmware and sold access to criminal affiliates. The compromised devices were used for advertising fraud, residential proxy networks, and additional malware distribution.

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Google Disrupts XCPE Botnet That Infected 1.3 Million Android TV Devices
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Russia Orders Apple and Microsoft to Retain User Messages for Three Years

Russia has added Apple and Microsoft to its government surveillance register, requiring them to retain users' communication records for three years and provide covered information to security agencies upon request. The development raises concerns about digital privacy, government surveillance, data protection, and the challenges facing international technology companies operating under strict data-access laws.

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Russia Orders Apple and Microsoft to Retain User Messages for Three Years
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Binance Suffers Record $6.3 Billion Crypto Theft as FBI Links Attack to North Korean Hackers

Hackers stole a record $6.3 billion from Binance in the largest crypto heist ever, an attack the FBI attributes to North Korea’s TraderTraitor group. The breach occurred via a compromised employee device, allowing unauthorized withdrawals across multiple blockchains. As Binance works to cover losses and restore confidence, the breach highlights critical vulnerabilities in employee device security, privileged access management, and the protection of digital financial infrastructure.

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Binance Suffers Record $6.3 Billion Crypto Theft as FBI Links Attack to North Korean Hackers
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Applebee’s Customer Data Exposed After Database Password Was Found in Its Mobile App

A security flaw in Applebee’s Android application exposed registered customers’ personal information after a researcher discovered a hardcoded database password hidden in the app’s source code. The exposed information included names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and other account details. Although Applebee’s parent company says the vulnerability has been fixed, questions remain about the extent of the exposure and whether unauthorized access occurred.

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Applebee’s Customer Data Exposed After Database Password Was Found in Its Mobile App