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Microsoft uncovers strategic cloud-based ransomware
The company has warned that ransomware group Storm-0501 is exploiting cloud weaknesses to steal data, destroy backups, and demand ransoms, marking a shift toward credential-focused cloud attacks targeting providers like Salesforce and Snowflake.
ChatGPT holds lead as rivals Gemini and Grok surge
The AI app market is stabilising, with fewer web newcomers and more original mobile launches shaping the next wave of competition.
Attackers bypass email security by abusing Microsoft Teams defaults
Security teams urged to monitor Microsoft 365 logs for forensic indicators.
ENISA takes charge of new EU Cybersecurity Reserve operations with €36 million in funding
The project highlights the EU’s focus on preparedness, with ENISA tasked to oversee the technical and operational standards of the reserve.
NVIDIA launches Spectrum-XGS to connect AI data centres
Traditional AI data centres face space, power, and network limits, prompting NVIDIA to offer a ‘scale-across’ solution.
New AI surveillance system to monitor Indonesia’s seas
Piracy in the Singapore Strait quadrupled in early 2025, raising urgent calls for stronger deterrence.
Quantum computing production expands with Shenzhen’s factory project in China
QBoson leads the development of a photonic quantum computing facility in Shenzhen, expected to produce several dozen machines annually once fully operational.
Nigeria drafts framework for AI use in governance and services
A global report found 63% of employers say AI has significantly boosted productivity at work.
FBI says China’s Salt Typhoon breached millions of Americans’ data
US officials link Beijing-backed Salt Typhoon spies to breaches at major telcos and government networks.
Anthropic reports misuse of its AI tools in cyber incidents
The rise of AI in cyber operations is raising new concerns, and Anthropic has found itself at the centre of discussions after reporting cases where its tools were misused by malicious actors.
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