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CEO Masatoshi Kumagai formally acknowledged failings at the firm's first public briefing since it became embroiled in a massive data breach scandal.

Kyiv forced to reassure residents after erroneous warning of nuclear strike

Russia and Ukraine have both said their emergency warning apps have been hit by apparent cyberattacks.

Moscow said hackers posted "false information" on its emergency warnings app after Ukraine reported a suspected breach of its air raid alert system.

Ukrainian users receive fake warnings of nuclear threats, while Moscow reports 'false information' on its app.

South Korea’s financial institutions have been hit by another wave of cyberattacks, highlighting the growing risk of AI-driven hacking in Asia.

Artificial intelligence is thought to have made it easier for attackers to identify weaknesses in individual websites.

The agreement comes as Japan continues to reel from almost daily revelations of serious data breaches.

Australia’s cybercop is dealing with an 80 per cent surge in attacks as criminals and foreign governments use new AI to target the country.

Websites across the world went offline this week after the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities in the widely used programming language.

Serbian activist Marko Marjanovic was on his way back from the supermarket in Belgrade when masked officers bundled him into a car and took him to a police station basement where he was held in solitary confinement for two days under bright lights.

The MD of the Nigerian Ports Authority, Abubakar Dantsoho, has warned that AI adoption could expose African ports to cyberattacks and economic disruptions. Read More: https://punchng.com/ai-adoption-could-expose-african-ports-to-cyberattacks-dantsoho/