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Human access still limits AI attacks as security rules tighten

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New details about a widely touted first AI-run ransomware incident show the agent only executed parts of the attack. A human operator selected the target, built the supporting infrastructure, and provided stolen credentials.

7:56 PMTechCrunch

France's cybersecurity agency ANSSI will stop certifying security products that do not include quantum-resistant encryption starting in 2027, a requirement that affects government bodies and critical operators. ANSSI is also signaling that businesses should be purchasing quantum-safe products by 2030.

6:45 AMSchneier on Security

Credit unions are shifting fraud defense toward faster connection and sharing of member and transaction data across the full customer journey. Attackers are running coordinated, multi step schemes that span onboarding, authentication, and payments, forcing security to operate without adding friction to routine banking.

4:00 AMPYMNTS

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A curated list of other prominent stories from this day.

Primo Brands appointed Ravi Thatavarthy as chief information security officer to lead cybersecurity and strengthen the company’s security and technology foundation.

6:52 PMConsumer Goods Technology

Business travelers now carry high-value corporate access on their phones and laptops, including company logins, financial apps, and cloud credentials. The piece urges tighter personal security habits because a single lost device or compromised connection can expose far more than the traveler’s own data.

4:45 AMBreaking Travel News

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