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Apple takes OpenAI’s hardware push to court

Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging the AI giant used a mass hiring spree to steal confidential hardware secrets. The case could reshape the 2027 device race.

How I Secured My Hermes AI Agent: A Practical Guide to Keeping Your Autonomous Agent Safe

A practical step-by-step guide to securing Hermes Agent covering the seven-layer security model, threat classes, and a ten-point hardening checklist for anyone running autonomous AI agents.

Canada’s Banking Regulator Warned Banks About AI-Backed Cyberattacks

Canada's banking regulator secretly warned major banks that Anthropic's Claude Mythos and other advanced AI models compress the window for finding and fixing vulnerabilities. This is what that signal actually means.

OpenAI pushes GPT-5.6 live alongside ChatGPT Work and a unified desktop experience

OpenAI launched GPT-5.6 with a new ChatGPT Work platform and a merged Codex desktop app, signalling a shift from model competition to platform competition. Here is what changed and why it matters.

The Ex-OpenAI Researcher Who Walked Away from $2 Million: What Daniel Kokotajlo Actually Said About AI Risk

Former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo walked away from $2 million rather than stay silent. Here's what he actually said about AI timelines, extinction risk, and why the cybersecurity community should pay attention.

Microsoft, Amazon and OpenAI Are Spending $155 Billion on Australian Data Centres. Is That Good for Us?

Microsoft A$25bn, Amazon A$20bn, OpenAI A$7bn. Australia is in the middle of a data centre boom that will reshape our energy grid, water supply and economy. Here is what the debate actually looks like.

Mythos, APRA, and ASIC: Are Australian Enterprises Ready for the AI Threat?

Anthropic released Mythos, then APRA and ASIC sent urgent letters to the financial sector. Three events in three weeks, one message: the game has changed, and most organisations aren't ready.

Your Smart Home Is Watching You. Here’s How to Fight Back.

Smart speakers, cameras, thermostats, doorbells - they're all collecting data about you. Here's what they know and how to take back some control.

AI Agents Are Everywhere. Your Security Team Probably Isn’t Ready.

Every company is rushing to deploy AI agents. Few are thinking about what happens when those agents get compromised. Here's what keeps me up at night.

This Week in Cyber: AI Gets Scary, Super Funds Get Hit, and Privacy Keeps Eroding

Another week in cyber security. AI threats are getting more real, Australian super funds are under attack, and your smart devices keep watching. Here's what mattered.

Copy, Paste, and Steal: How Generative AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Creativity

Here is what you need to understand about Copy, Paste, and Steal and why it matters. After watching a recent, eye-opening documentary on YouTube...
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Apple takes OpenAI’s hardware push to court

Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging the AI giant used a mass hiring spree to steal confidential hardware secrets. The case could reshape the 2027 device race.

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A practical step-by-step guide to securing Hermes Agent covering the seven-layer security model, threat classes, and a ten-point hardening checklist for anyone running autonomous AI agents.

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