Sam Sabin
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How North Korea perfected the crypto heist
According to the excerpt, Axios reports on the $6.3 billion Binance theft, which blockchain firms tie to North Korea's TraderTraitor group. Binance says at least $3 billion is frozen and that one engineer's laptop was compromised. Axios raises questions about AI speeding up such attacks.
The humans burning out on AI's cyber frontlines
According to the excerpt, Axios reports that security staff facing AI-enabled cyberattacks are overwhelmed by attacks, vulnerabilities and false alarms. A GuidePoint Security consultant is quoted describing the past month as exhausting, and the piece says ransomware is expected to worsen as new AI systems strengthen attackers.
Inside "Black October": AI's cyber scare delivers a Y2K lesson
According to the excerpt of its report, Axios says the wave of automated attacks expected after AI found flaws in PHP has so far produced few successful breaches, which some researchers compare to Y2K. A threat-intelligence head warns the next one could come within hours.
AI is getting better at hacking power and water systems, new research shows
According to the description, Axios reports research by the cybersecurity company Frenos in which 10 AI models were tested on planning attacks against industrial systems, and three of the 10 produced attack plans in roughly 90% of attempts. The full article could not be read.
When AI models refuse to fight hackers
According to the excerpt, Axios's Sam Sabin reports that security teams find AI models can suddenly refuse to help mid-investigation because of strict guardrails. OpenCode says a breach exposed some customers' API keys; co-creator Dax Raad says frontier models initially helped investigate.
AI tools are aiding would-be spies
Axios reports that federal prosecutors charged Abdulrahman Alfozan, an OpenAI engineer since July 2025, with allegedly trying to intercept private conversations at OpenAI. Per an FBI affidavit, investigators allege AI tools were used to research meeting rooms and develop recording equipment.
Companies are building with AI — and exposing new security risks
According to the description, Axios reports new Censys data showing AI-related infrastructure exposed to the public internet rose 63% in nine months: nearly 268,000 internet-facing systems running 44 AI-related products as of July, from roughly 164,000 in October 2025. Axios says many connect AI applications to sensitive corporate data, creating possible entry points for hackers.