Humanity has continued to survive, so before you leave for the weekend, check out today's Metacurity for the most critical infosec developments you should know, including
--Three guys used Claude and Codex to hack into OpenAI,
--White House weighs government-backed cyber foundry,
--Israeli firm trained Angola in online influence operations,
--University rescinds job offer over wiped phone case,
--North Korean recruiter scams infected 30k devices,
--Cyberattack targeted Armenia’s election system,
--Hijacked torrent repository spreads movie malware,
--Fake LastPass downloads steal passwords and crypto,
--Critical Check Point flaw enables root access,
--CrowdSec discloses private source code leak,
--CISA launches upgraded vulnerability disclosure platform,
--AI monitoring startup Raindrop raises $35m,
--TigerByte emerges with $3m and $7m in contracts,
--France probes pervy smart glasses,
--Flock’s fake police department searched real drivers,
--Free Chinese AI models supercharge hacking
https://www.metacurity.com/three-guys-used-claude-and-codex-to-hack-into-openai/