BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. - A Bucks County family has filed a federal lawsuit against the online gaming giant Roblox. They claim the platform enabled a sexual predator to target and exploit their then 13-year ...

A Roblox user recreated Jeffrey Epstein's private island as the gaming platform faces multiple lawsuits over child safety and predator access.

Abstract: Large Language Models (LLMs) have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in code-related tasks, raising concerns about their potential for automated exploit generation (AEG). This paper ...

Today, every unpatched system, leaked password, and overlooked plugin is a doorway for attackers. Supply chains stretch deep into the code we trust, and malware hides not just in shady apps — but in ...

Magical Blush is a top-down action-adventure where fast-paced elemental combat meets Metroidvania-style exploration. Chain spell combos, exploit elemental weaknesses, rescue survivors, and team up in ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to answering questions or generating text—it’s making significant strides in cybersecurity. From orchestrating advanced network intrusions to probing ...

A 27-year-old federal credit union employee from Waipahu allegedly exploited underage girls into making child pornography using the gaming platform Roblox and chat application Discord. David Yamamoto, ...

AI agents have crossed a critical threshold in offensive cyber capabilities, successfully identifying and exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in live financial contracts without human intervention. In ...

AI firm Anthropic says its latest tests showed AI agents autonomously hacking top blockchains and draining simulated funds, signaling that automated exploits may now threaten blockchains like Ethereum ...

Anthropic tested AI agents on 405 real-world smart contracts and simulated $550.1 million in stolen crypto. Newer models exploited 34 post-March 2025 contracts for up to $4.6 million, with Opus 4.5 ...

AI agents are getting good enough at finding attack vectors in smart contracts that they can already be weaponized by bad actors, according to new research published by the Anthropic Fellows program.