Reboot, rinse, repeat.

Chinese spies exploit a BeyondTrust zero-day. Atlassian faces active attacks. Rogue AI agents breach Indian networks. Ransomware gangs turn to threats of violence. A cyber incident disrupts U.S. bankruptcy courts. F5 and Juniper push critical patches. Japanese companies suffer a wave of breaches. Google brings AI-powered scam protection to Android. Our guest is Nick Jackson, Global Director of Cyber Security Services at Bitdefender, sharing how the UK are thinking about AI regulation. Braille meets brains.

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CyberWire Guest

Nick Jackson, Global Director of Cyber Security Services at Bitdefender, is sharing how the UK government and private industry are thinking about AI regulation.

Selected Reading

Suspected Chinese espionage attackers abusing BeyondTrust IT support zero-day (Beyond Trust)

U.S. CISA adds Atlassian flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog (SecurityAffairs)

After OpenAI's Australia hack, India's cyber agency says AI agents breached systems (The Hindu)

Hackers Target 60 Indian Banking and UPI Apps With New GhostBat Android Malware (Cyber Security News)

Ransomware Gangs Increasingly Turn to Threats of Physical Violence to Extort Payments (Infosecurity Magazine)

BAE Systems Security Incident Stalls Notices From US Bankruptcy Courts (SecurityWeek)

F5, Juniper Networks Patch Critical Vulnerabilities (SecurityWeek)

More Japanese Firms Disclose Details of Data Breaches (Nippon)