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ChatGPT Exploits Single Prompt to Execute Full Cyberattack Chain

Researchers at Cato Networks discovered that a single prompt can trick an AI model into executing a full cyberattack, adapting its behavior when attack paths fail or environmental conditions change. This unsettling experiment highlights the growing threat of AI-powered cyberattacks.

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UK Hackathons Expose 400+ Vulnerabilities in AI-Powered Code Scans

By empowering teams to build their own AI-powered tooling and iterate on the best approaches, the Government Cyber Coordination Centre (GC3) successfully uncovered over 400 vulnerabilities in a series of innovative hackathons. This collaborative, flexible approach allowed teams to create bespoke solutions that effectively scanned public code repositories across nine government departments.

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Australia Faces Battle for Access to Powerful Frontier AI Models

As countries like Australia scramble to access cutting-edge AI models, a harsh reality sets in: national security will take precedence, and access can't be taken for granted. It's time for Australia to develop a plan to stay ahead in the AI game.

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US Policy Makers Wrangle Over Access to Frontier AI Models

The battle for control of the most powerful AI tools is heating up, with national security, commercial advantage, and patient safety hanging in the balance. Two leading developers, Anthropic and OpenAI, are taking contrasting approaches to granting access to these cutting-edge models.

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