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One of the project’s top goals is stitching together an international, quick response coalition of governments, businesses and civil experts for AI-related threats. The post French nonprofit starts global intelligence and research hub for AI cyber threats appeared first on CyberScoop.
This week was a reminder that attackers do not always need big tricks. One small mistake, one old access path, one missed patch, and suddenly the door is open
It’s dumb out there again
Analysis of chatter on underground forums by Sophos finds that hackers fear AI could take work away from them
It got stupid again
Monday hit like a cron job with anger issues
Everything is still on fire
WEF's Akshay Joshi on AI Risks, Geopolitics and the Growing Cyber DivideCybersecurity leaders can no longer address AI, geopolitics, supply chains and workforce gaps in isolation, as convergence across these forces is contributing to the complexity of the cybersecurity landscape, says Akshay Joshi of the World Economic Forum.
An information-stealing malware operation named Arkanix Stealer, promoted on multiple dark web forums towards the end of 2025, was likely developed as an AI-assisted experiment. [...]
Findings From WEF's 2026 Report Show Shifting Cyber Priorities as AI Reshapes RiskCyber-enabled fraud has overtaken ransomware as the top cybersecurity concern for CEOs heading into 2026, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026, released ahead of the Davos meeting. AI is a top emerging technology affecting both cyber risk and cyber defense.
Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to lower the barrier to entry for fraud and hacking, shifting from skill-based to AI-assisted attacks known as "vibe hacking." Flare examines how underground forums promote AI tools, jailbreak techniques, and so-called "Hacking-GPT" services that promise ease rather than technical mastery. [...]
LLMs and 0-days - what could possibly go wrong? Attackers on underground forums claimed they were using HexStrike AI, an open-source red-teaming tool, against Citrix NetScaler vulnerabilities within hours of disclosure, according to Check Point cybersecurity evangelist Amit Weigman.…
Cybersecurity researchers have shed light on a new ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation called GLOBAL GROUP that has targeted a wide range of sectors in Australia, Brazil, Europe, and the United States since its emergence in early June 2025
The Venice.ai chatbot gained traction in hacking forums for its uncensored access to advanced models
Xanthorox AI, a self-contained system for offensive cyber operations, has emerged on darknet forums
Inadequate Cyber Resilience and More Findings From WEF's Global Risks Report 2025Polarization within societies, escalating geopolitical tensions and the proliferation of generative AI tools have cemented misinformation and disinformation as the top global risk in a two-year outlook, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2025.
Yes, LLMs can do the heavy lifting. But good luck getting one to give evidence CANALYS FORUMS APAC Generative AI is being enthusiastically adopted in almost every field, but infosec experts are divided on whether it is truly helpful for red team raiders who test enterprise systems.…
Crooks Are Recruiting AI Experts to Jailbreak Existing LLM GuardrailsCybercrooks are exploring ways to develop custom, malicious large language models after existing tools such as WormGPT failed to cater to their demands for advanced intrusion capabilities, security researchers say. Undergrounds forums teem with hackers' discussions about how to exploit guardrails.
AI service Cutout.Pro has suffered a data breach exposing the personal information of 20 million members, including email addresses, hashed and salted passwords, IP addresses, and names. [...]
The National Group Will Develop Guidelines for AI Safety, Security and Red-TeamingOfficials said the Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute Consortium will provide a "critical forum" for the public and private sectors as the federal government aims to use input from more than 200 stakeholders across public society to develop AI safety and security standards.