AI, attacks on infrastructure and compromised software. What's happening in cyberspace?
We also look at a large-scale campaign by the APT28 group that abused home and corporate routers for DNS hijacking, and at Google's new approach to protecting login sessions, which aims to limit account takeovers without knowing passwords.
The new episode of CCTV NEWS brings an overview of events that have recently strongly resonated in the world of cybersecurity. The main focus is on a new AI model from the company Anthropic, which the firm has so far refused to release due to its vulnerability-discovery capabilities, and on the Project Glasswing initiative, which aims to use these capabilities for defense.
We also look at a large-scale campaign by the APT28 group that abused home and corporate routers for DNS hijacking, and at Google's new approach to protecting login sessions, which aims to limit account takeovers without knowing passwords.
There is also the recent incident involving OpenAI, which highlights the growing risks of supply chain attacks, where attackers reach companies indirectly through compromised open-source libraries.
Attack on the European Commission, espionage campaigns against diplomats and the EU's response in the form of sanctions. At first glance unrelated events that together paint a much broader picture.
👉 For CCTV+ subscribers, below I break down the full context and what really lies behind these incidents.