In a joint call OpenAI and a coalition of leading technology firms have issued a serious warning: imminent AI enabled cyber attacks are on the horizon.

As global superpowers pour billions of dollars into sovereign AI capabilities, a pressing question arises: Is Australia falling behind in the AI race?

The FBI issues an urgent warning for cyberattacks on municipal water and wastewater systems across seven states, with suspected ties to Iranian-backed hackers.

As cyber threats evolve into a primary tool of modern statecraft, this effort signals a shift in how Western powers are choosing to address digital aggression.

For years, the public viewed AI safety as a niche concern a theoretical debate for academics in ivory towers. That illusion shattered in 2025.

Recently, reports have surfaced regarding a significant, alleged cyberattack on Israel’s water infrastructure.

An Iran linked hacker collective cyberattack on the Stryker Corporation, one of the largest manufacturers of medical devices and surgical equipment.

The hacking headline on security forums was almost cinematic: “Anthropic’s Claude used to hack 17 organizations in under a month by a single individual.”

Leveraging Anthropic’s Claude Code Chinese hackers exploited the model’s capabilities to launch highly autonomous cyberattacks on 30 organizations.

The Hackers War high-stakes reality, revealing a world where digital conflict is not a theoretical threat but a constant, escalating battle.

The future of technology promised efficiency and innovation. What we received was something far more menacing as Artificial Intelligence has gone evil.

We're diving deep into the rabbit hole to uncover 20 utterly insane hacking stories that have shaped our understanding of cybersecurity.

The frontlines of a relentless cyber war waged 24/7 in cyberspace. The most significant threat today operates in absolute silence the cyber war.

Serious cyberattacks are not just a looming threat they're a present danger, prompting the government to issue surprisingly analogue advice to businesses.

While we focus on AI’s potential a far more sinister application is rapidly maturing on the global stage the weaponization of AI by hostile state actors.

The digital realm offers convenience and innovation. Yet, with every technological leap forward, a shadow grows larger the escalating cyber threats.

The annual gathering of world leaders in New York City for the UN General Assembly (UNGA) is always a massive undertaking for security agencies.

For many Australians, a vehicle is a symbol of freedom and convenience. What if it harbored a hidden agenda, turning into a potential national security risk?

From the hum of servers to the headlines splashed across our screens a silent war is being waged, and few understand its battlegrounds better than Rachel Noble.

When Microsoft accused state backed Chinese hackers of breaching its servers targeting at least 60,000 global users few people were genuinely surprised.