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More than 100 companies and other organizations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, Google and Microsoft, warned on August 27, 2026, that AI-enabled cyberattacks could become far more widespread and sophisticated within months. Axios reported that the letter contained no commitments, deadlines or specific investments, leaving the coalition’s urgent appeal without binding obligations.

Over 100 major tech and financial institutions signed an open letter warning that AI-driven cyberattacks will become more prevalent and sophisticated, targeting critical infrastructure. Recent incidents, like the Hugging Face breach, highlight risks from autonomous AI agents. Morgan Stanley projects AI security demand could drive incremental market growth from $16 billion to over $45 billion,…

OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic joined 113 other companies on August 27, 2026, to sign an open letter warning that AI cyberattacks are about to get much worse, and that governments, tech firms, and critical infrastructure operators have only a short runway to catch up. The letter, first reported by Politico and confirmed by the BBC…

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The US National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Cyber National Mission Force have issued a joint warning about a China-linked hacking group accused of building an industrial-scale cyberattack infrastructure capable of scanning, exploiting and concealing intrusions against government agencies, defence contractors and critical infrastructure operators.

BERLIN, GERMANY – JANUARY 25: In this photo illustration a young man types on an illuminated computer keyboard typically favored by computer coders on January 25, 2021 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Sean Gallup/

Leading developers of the most powerful artificial intelligence tools are warning that their technology may soon be used to carry out sophisticated cyberattacks against companies and institutions, ranging from hospitals to technology firms.

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An authentication bypass flaw is already under exploitation, the latest in a series of recent SharePoint attacks.

A polished social media advertisement inviting vendors and artisans to take part in a three-day shopping event at the Atlanta State Farmers Market may look legitimate. Georgia agriculture officials say it is anything but.