Google escapes ad tech breakup
In third big tech antitrust loss for US.
Airservices Australia wants to build an ‘AI front door’
To contain growing use and tools.
ACMA fines Telstra for SIM swapping prevention misses
Frontline staff didn't follow telco's own processes.
Lords considers government emergency AI kill switch
An amendment to the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will give the government powers to switch off AI systems or data centres in an emergency
When the intern has admin rights: GDPR in the agentic age
The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.
UK airport hackers leak stolen customer data
The cyber gang that attacked Manchester Airports Group has leaked data on 8.7 million travellers after its victim refused to pay a ransom.
Mythos helps bug bounty firm find critical hidden RCE
HackerOne used Anthropic's controversial Claude Mythos 5 model on its codebase and found a critical hidden flaw.
The road to digital tyranny: when AI acts autonomously
AI can operate autonomously but should do so only within human-defined limits. Capability is not equal to authority — AI may act independently, but humans must set boundaries
Telstra sowed seeds for its July mobile outage in 2020. Six years on they sprouted.
Missed signs, alarms and stand-downs.
Amazon S3 & AI: A Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
We speak to AWS’ Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec about S3 growth, DuckDB and how AI is helping people understand their data