‘Constitutional Classifiers’ Technique Mitigates GenAI Jailbreaks

Anthropic says its Constitutional Classifiers approach offers a practical way to make it harder for bad actors to try and coerce an AI model off its guardrails.

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EMEA CISOs Plan 2025 Cloud Security Investment

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Ransomware Groups Weathered Raids, Profited in 2024

Cybercriminals posted nearly 6,000 breaches to data-leak sites last year — and despite significant takedowns, they continued to thrive in a record-breaking year for ransomware.

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Your Health Information Was Compromised. Now What? 

The healthcare industry has become increasingly reliant on technology to enhance patient care, from advanced image-guided surgery to…

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Canadian charged in two crypto platform thefts totaling $65 million

Andean Medjedovic, a 22-year-old Canadian, was responsible for stealing tens of millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency from two platforms in 2021 and 2023, according to U.S. prosecutors.

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Online gaming safety for kids: learn how to protect your children

Children love online gaming, and it’s no surprise they do it, considering it offers them fun and interactive…

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Journalist targeted on WhatsApp by Paragon spyware: ‘I feel violated’

An Italian investigative journalist said he was the target of a spyware attack disclosed by WhatsApp.

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Mississippi electric utility warns 20,000 residents of data breach

The Yazoo Valley Electric Power Association initially warned customers in August of software problems. Last week, the utility disclosed that “unauthorized access” had led to a breach of sensitive customer information.

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XE Group Cybercrime Gang Moves from Credit Card Skimming to Zero-Day Exploits

Vietnamese cybercrime gang shifts from credit card-skimming to exploiting at least two zero-day vulnerabilities enterprise software product.

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Cisco Finds DeepSeek R1 Highly Vulnerable to Harmful Prompts

DeepSeek R1, a cost-efficient AI model, achieves impressive reasoning but fails all safety tests in a new study…

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