A very real-world AI test.

Google confirms unauthorized access by Gemini. AI’s growing power outpaces its defenses. Hackers target Colorado water utilities. Georgia weighs voting-system security. ShinyHunters hijacks Clop’s leak site. FamousSparrow spies across Latin America. CrowdSec loses source code. New npm malware slips past supply-chain defenses. Monday business briefing. Our guest is Matt Fredrikson, CEO of Gray Swan AI, discussing OpenAI's Astra. A new app warns Glassholes to ZuckOff.

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CyberWire Guest

Today we are joined by Matt Fredrikson, Carnegie Mellon University Associate Professor and CEO of Gray Swan AI, discussing OpenAI's Astra and real industry risks.

Selected Reading

Google says Gemini breached three companies during security test (The Record)

Hackers who broke into OpenAI warn the AI industry has a security problem (Washington Post)

Colorado Water Utilities Hit by Cyberattacks Targeting OT Systems (Security Week)

Lawmakers mull cybersecurity concerns as they prepare for overhaul of Georgia’s voting system (Cobb Courier)

Clop gets a taste of its own medicine after ShinyHunters hijack leak site (The Register)

China-Linked FamousSparrow Deploys SparroWocky Backdoor in Latin America (Hackread)

CrowdSec Confirms Source Code Stolen in Supply Chain Attack (Security Week)

Malicious npm packages evade install-script defenses a