A security expert called brutecat shared how an AI-based testing system found over $500,000 in weak spots in Google’s systems in less than three months. This revealed big access control problems in about 1,500 APIs. The researcher started by focusing on Google’s documents that show how to use their API, …
Read More »South Korea fines Coupang Record $409 mln fine for data leak
South Korea’s privacy regulator said on Thursday (June 11) that the country will fine e-commerce giant Coupang 625 billion won ($409.30 million) over a massive leak of customer information last year and illegal collection of personal information, in the country’s largest data breach penalty on a company. The Personal Information …
Read More »New Windows Defender ‘RoguePlanet’ zero-day grants SYSTEM privileges
A security expert shared a new Microsoft Defender vulnerability called “RoguePlanet” only hours after Microsoft fixed two earlier problems in June 2026 Patch Tuesday. The researcher named Nightmare Eclipse says a new flaw affects fully updated Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices. It lets attackers open a command prompt with SYSTEM …
Read More »World’s first wind power underwater data center is now live
The first business underwater data center run by offshore wind has started working near Shanghai. Submerged 10 metres under the ocean and about six miles from land, the Shanghai Lingang undersea Datacentre project has a capacity of 24 megawatts. The £177 million (1.6 billion yuan) project is a partnership between …
Read More »AI-designed First ‘universal vaccine’ tested in humans
AI helped to make a new kind of vaccine that can protect people from many types of viruses and stop future pandemics, researchers say. The vaccine is made to fight all coronaviruses, including types that now infect animals but might spread to humans and cause new outbreaks. The trial is …
Read More »China Unveils First Prefabricated Data Center Base, Reducing Construction Time by 70%
The world’s first prefabricated computing power center base officially began operation on Saturday in Qingdao City, east China’s Shandong Province, designed to offer a more efficient and low-carbon solution for computing infrastructure construction. Acting as the energy hub and “heart” of a computing center, the prefabricated design provides a base …
Read More »1-Click GitHub Token Flaw Allows Attackers Steal Users’ OAuth Tokens
A serious security flaw in Visual Studio Code’s webview lets attackers take GitHub OAuth tokens. This includes read/write access to private repositories. They can do this by luring a victim to click a harmful link. The bug was made public on June 2, 2026, by security researcher Ammar Askar. VSCode’s …
Read More »Anthropic confirms Claude Mythos-class models will be public
Anthropic has said it will release Mythos-class models to the public. They had to delay this because of security concerns for both public and private software. Mythos was announced in April as a limited model and was given only to certain companies, like security researchers. At that time, Anthropic pointed out …
Read More »Threat Actors Fake FIFA Sites to Steal Personal Info
The FBI warned people in a Public Service Announcement Alert I-052726-PSA on May 27, 2026, that bad actors are running fake campaigns against FIFA sites before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The campaign aims to take advantage of worldwide interest in the tournament by tricking users into visiting fake websites …
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Terra Security researchers discovered Flaws in Anthropic’s Claude CodeÂ
Terra Security shared results from recent tests that showed flaws in AI apps, agents, and AI-made code workflaws. The company has launched a new module for its constant testing platform. This lets security experts keep simulating attacks on AI systems to find flaws. Terra has tested different applications made with …
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