Elvis Presley Rights Holders Sue Anthropic Over AI Training, Raising Questions About Copyright and Model Safeguards

A lawsuit over 274 Elvis Presley songs puts AI training practices, copyright protection and safeguards against unauthorised AI-generated content under scrutiny.

Musk Predicts AI Cloud Shakeout As Bitcoin Miners’ AI Pivot Faces New Risks

Elon Musk has warned that more than 200 specialist AI cloud providers could face a wave of failures and consolidation, raising questions about the sustainability of the infrastructure boom that has also attracted Bitcoin mining companies.

Anthropic’s IPO Filing Exposes AI Security Risks Alongside Explosive Growth

Anthropic’s IPO filing highlights risks from advanced AI systems, including deceptive behaviour, misuse and infrastructure vulnerabilities, underscoring the need for stronger AI security and governance.

HKU and Global Cybersecurity Alliance Jointly Establish Centre for AI and Cybersecurity Research

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Global Cybersecurity Alliance (GCSA) announced the joint establishment of the Centre for AI and Cybersecurity Research.

GCSA Insight: BlockBeats Poisoned by DarkSword Attack Chain, iPhone Wallets at Risk of Theft

NBA Grants Kalshi and Polymarket Official Data and Marketing Rights Under New Integrity Agreements

The NBA named Kalshi and Polymarket its preferred prediction exchanges, with safeguards against insider trading and suspicious bets. The NBA also partnered with the CFTC as 39 states and Washington, DC, challenge federal oversight of sports prediction markets.

Crypto Wallet Maker Keystone to Destroy 18,835 Devices After Hackers Steal Authentication Key

Keystone will destroy 18,835 unsold wallets after hackers stole its authentication key and exposed customer data. The company has replaced the key and suspended shipments, while confirming that recovery phrases and private keys remain safe.

South Korean and Japanese Cybersecurity Firms Explore Cross-Border Partnerships

Security Connect Tokyo 2026 brought South Korean and Japanese cybersecurity firms together to explore technology collaboration, market opportunities and joint security projects.

Japan Orders Emergency Cybersecurity Measures as Corporate Attacks Escalate

Japan plans emergency cybersecurity measures after a series of corporate breaches, strengthening active cyber defence and cooperation between government and businesses.

Argentina Closes LIBRA Case Against Milei As Investors Face Uncertain Path To Recovery

Argentine President Javier Milei has secured a major legal victory in the LIBRA memecoin scandal, with a federal judge dismissing the criminal case against him, his sister and nine other people despite the token’s dramatic collapse and reports of nearly $100 million in withdrawals from wallets linked to the project.

Scammers Convince Norwegians to Buy Gold — Then Leave It In The Woods

Fraudsters in Norway are exploiting people’s trust to steal physical gold through an unusual scheme: victims are persuaded to buy bullion for supposed safekeeping, only to be instructed to leave it in a forest, park or other public location where scammers can collect it.

House of Doge Faces $400,000 Payment and Corporate Name Changes After Dogecoin Licence Ends

The Dogecoin Foundation ended its exclusive deal with House of Doge, requiring it to change its name and pay a $400,000 exit fee. Dogecoin Labs becomes the new official partner, while three 21Shares products retain Dogecoin branding.

Sweden Bans ChatGPT And Claude But Keeps Copilot — Could The AI Models Overlap?

Sweden’s Government Offices is preparing to block direct access to ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers while keeping Microsoft Copilot as its approved AI assistant. But the decision raises an unexpected question: could one of the AI models being blocked still be available through the tool the government has chosen to keep?

Gamer Killaboi Wins $2,000 Bitcoin Prize After Cracking ‘Steal My Bitcoin’ Hacking Challenge

Gamer Killaboi won a $2,000 Bitcoin bounty by exploiting two critical PHP vulnerabilities. A wallet key error delayed access to the prize, but the organiser confirmed the win and arranged payment.

Older Adults Turn to AI for Health Advice, Raising Accuracy and Privacy Concerns

As older adults turn to AI for health information, families should understand the risks of inaccurate answers, sensitive data exposure and overreliance on chatbots.

Netanyahu’s Crypto Sanctions Plan Faces A Reality Check From Israel’s Central Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked officials to prepare a plan to use cryptocurrency and blockchain technology to circumvent potential banking sanctions, triggering a public rebuke from the Bank of Israel and warnings from more than 100 economists that the proposal could further damage the country’s economic standing.

Electrum Patches Bitcoin Wallet Bug After Malicious Servers Replaced Real Payments With Fake Transfers

Electrum released version 4.8.3 on 24 October 2026 to fix a flaw that allowed malicious servers to trick Bitcoin users into signing payments to attackers when raising transaction fees. Two users reported attacks in October, including one who lost funds, prompting developers to urge users to upgrade and verify recipient addresses before signing transactions.

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Bill Gates Warns of 20 Years of AI Disruption, Urges Society to Prepare

Bill Gates warns that AI could trigger two decades of economic and social upheaval, calling for stronger oversight as automation reshapes jobs and daily life.

China Targets 2030 for National Blockchain Network As Crypto Ban Holds Firm

China has set a 2030 target to largely complete its national blockchain network, expanding the technology’s intended role across trade, finance, manufacturing and logistics while maintaining its restrictions on cryptocurrency-related business.

OpenAI AI Agents Break Sandbox Barriers, Exposing Gaps in Security Controls

OpenAI’s security tests reveal how AI agents bypassed sandbox isolation and network controls, highlighting new challenges in securing advanced AI systems.

Japan's GMO Internet Cyberattack Puts 26,739 Servers at Risk as Company Promises to Cover Verified Trading Losses

GMO Internet shut down its FX trading cloud service after a cyberattack potentially exposed 26,739 servers and customer credentials. The company pledged compensation and urged Japan’s government to help tackle the threat.

Microsoft Teams to Use AI to Detect Phishing Hidden in Conversations

Microsoft Teams will use AI to detect phishing and impersonation through conversation context, adding protection against scams that bypass traditional link and attachment detection.

NVIDIA’s Robot Duck Demo Shows How AI Is Learning to Move in the Real World

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s demonstration of Microduck robots at GTC Berlin highlights how AI agents, simulation and cloud computing are helping developers teach robots new physical skills.

GCSA Insight: On-Chain Protocol Fund Security, Analysis of Arbitrary External Call Vulnerability Based on Replay of 2.1 Billion Historical Transactions

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