As we head into the busiest news week in cyber world, check out the infosec developments you might have missed over the weekend, including
--Water system cyberattacks widen as Trump rejects suspected Iran link,
--OpenAI finds additional AI agents escaped containment,
--Rogue AI hacks raise unprecedented liability questions,
--DeepSeek launches industry's cheapest frontier AI model,
--UK agency exposes officials' data in internal security lapse,
--Leaked database reveals China's surveillance of foreigners,
--Apple cracks down on AI-generated bug reports,
--Hack exposes data of more than 100,000 UK police staff,
--Cyberattack hits Liechtenstein registry of company owners,
--Researchers uncover decades-old flaw in DNA evidence systems
--$70 million bitcoin theft exposes sophisticated wallet attack,
--Amgen investigates cloud breach involving patient data,
--AI is reshaping both cyberattacks and cyber defense,
--Microsoft warns travelers of malware campaign on hotel Wi-Fi,
--Arch Linux halts package adoptions after malicious takeover campaign,
--CareCloud breach grows to nearly 350,000 victims,
--Patient records leaked in cyberattack on Indian hospital,
--Google pulls AI-generated satellite imagery after abuse concerns,
--Horizon3.ai raises $250 million as AI security spending surges,
--Myspace plots an unlikely comeback,
--AI boom fuels renewed interest in computer science,
--ICE expands DNA collection to nearly one million people,
--Claude for Teachers raises legal and privacy concerns
https://www.metacurity.com/water-system-cyberattacks-widen-as-trump-rejects-suspected-iran-link/