By Christopher Cole ( June 3, 2026, 5:48 PM EDT) — The Federal Communications Commission is putting permit reform front and center again this month, with a proposal to shed rules that it views as unnecessarily burdensome for broadband deployment…. Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the...
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Click to visit the AI incidents database In our world of black and white, it’s difficult to be a tech skeptic without being labeled a Luddite.  The Holy Grail is progress, so the thinking goes, and any pesky question asking threatens to stifle innovation.  Do you want us to lose to the Chinese!?!? It’s ok,...
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A flaw in artificial intelligence systems Hacking of high-profile accounts and escalating cyber risks Washington, DC – Reuters has revealed that a cyberattack targeted the AI-powered support bot on Instagram, owned by Meta. This hacking incident allowed attackers to deceive the system and gain access to a number of high-profile accounts. The incident highlights the...
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Not so long ago, our firm received a cybersecurity alert from a client. Their crypto protocol, which we had audited and which they had recently launched, was being exploited. This was obviously terrible news, so we rushed to look at what happened. After some confusion, we realized that our client had actually deployed the wrong...
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A Russian-speaking ransomware crew known as The Gentlemen has quickly risen to become one of the most active threats in 2026, ranking second only to Qilin in ransomware activity. Their toolkit combines Fortinet vulnerability exploitation, AI-assisted operations, and a fully custom command-and-control framework that most security tools simply do not see coming. The group operates...
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Numerous interdependent players in the cybercrime ecosystem create economies of scale for criminals. Given the covert nature of cybercrime operations, greater information and transparency will help combat them. A shared map of the ecosystem will serve cybercrime defenders, prosecutors, legislators and investigators to plan, communicate and collaborate effectively. As highlighted in the Global Cybersecurity Outlook...
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‘Comedyhacker’ Tobias Schroedel used AI to clone MC Clement Manyathela during his Security Summit keynote. Creating deepfakes and accessing stolen data on the dark net is surprisingly easy, delegates learned at the ITWeb Security Summit, when keynote speaker Tobias Schroedel took them on a guided tour through the dark net. The IT security expert known...
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Should You Turn Off Bluetooth? The FCC Says Yes. I’m Not So Sure. The Federal Communications Commission recently reminded Americans that turning off Bluetooth when you’re not using it can help protect your devices from hackers. It’s one of those warnings that sounds alarming at first. After all, Bluetooth is everywhere. It’s how we connect...
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday defended a new artificial intelligence executive order from the White House that recommends — but does not mandate — cooperation between the federal government and industry on a key cybersecurity measure. The order, released Tuesday, directs the Treasury secretary to form an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse within 30 days, following...
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Author: Michael Daniel | Published: June 2, 2026 Legal Expert Monyluak speaking on Eye Radio’s Dawn Show. Photo Credit: Awan Moses/Eye Radio A legal expert is calling on the government to train and equip police investigators and prosecutors on cybercrime to effectively handle cases involving online sexual abuse. Speaking on Eye Radio’ Dawn Show this...
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