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Five Eyes warn disruptive AI cyber attacks could become reality within months
The Five Eyes signals intelligence alliance of Australia, the United States, Britain, New Zealand and Canada has warned that disruptive AI-driven cyber attacks targeting governments and businesses could become reality within months, The Guardian reported. In a joint statement, the agencies said AI may improve cyber defence over time but is also accelerating the speed, scale and sophistication of threats. They said frontier AI models could fundamentally change cyber capabilities sooner than expected.
AI & Enterprise
Tech Insight: Beyond security threats, fears grow over AI abuse to hack systems and regulations
Interest is rising in the cybersecurity impact of Anthropic’s AI model Mythos, which is reported to be highly effective at finding software vulnerabilities. As experiences using Mythos are shared by organisations including the Mozilla Foundation and Palo Alto Networks, concerns over AI-driven threats are growing. Security expert Bruce Schneier says such AI could be used not only to attack critical systems but also to exploit loopholes in tax codes and complex regulations, potentially causing greater damage.
Industry
Samsung Electronics adds remote monitoring to SmartThings Family Care
Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday it has strengthened remote family-care functions through a SmartThings update. The update adds new features to the Family Care service, including Care on Call, remote monitoring and Care Insight, and links Family Care with Galaxy Now Brief. It also connects a reassurance patrol function using the 2026 Bespoke AI Steam Ultra robot vacuum cleaner. SmartThings information is also integrated into Now Brief across phones and will expand to TVs and Family Hub refrigerators.
