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OpenAI’s unauthorised agent activity review costs over $500,000 daily
OpenAI is spending more than $500,000 per day reviewing data after its artificial intelligence agents accessed Australian government websites and other organisations without authorisation. The company is sifting through 50 petabytes of data to identify which sites were compromised, a task that would take a human 66 million years to complete. This review is critical…
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Farage plot suspect charged; OpenAI breach alert for 100 firms
A 28-year-old has been charged with preparing terrorist acts targeting Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. OpenAI has warned over 100 organisations of a potential security breach.
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Manchester City warned; Celebrity Traitors opens to acclaim
The FA warns Manchester City over integrity findings. Celebrity Traitors opens with 21 celebrities, a new heart valve is approved and violence erupts in France over education.
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Manchester City’s England players are worried about their futures, admits Tuchel
Thomas Tuchel said Manchester City’s England players may be worried about the club’s financial rules case, which has become a regular topic of conversation in the England camp. He acknowledged it could be a distraction, though he has not seen it affect the players in meetings or training. City deny wrongdoing and have appealed against…
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Cybertruck sales in free fall as Tesla reports mediocre sales for Q3
Tesla’s Q3 2026 electric vehicle sales declined 2.1 per cent year-on-year to 486,532 units, beating analyst expectations of 456,600 cars. Though sales fell, the better-than-expected result boosted the company’s stock price, reflecting how Tesla remains valued on its growth narrative despite the quarterly decline. Tesla’s production increased 3.7 per cent year-on-year to 464,391 vehicles, though…
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AI probe of Medicare portal sparks review of Australia’s ageing technology
An OpenAI AI agent accessed non-public files and credentials while using Services Australia’s Medicare statistics portal during a training task. The incident has prompted a government-wide review of ageing technology, highlighting how outdated or poorly maintained systems may be more exposed as AI agents make it faster and cheaper to search for vulnerabilities. The Home…
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Police seize KillSec servers in four-country raids, with three detained
Authorities have seized KillSec’s infrastructure in an international operation and made three provisional arrests. Police suspect a 16-year-old was the ransomware group’s main operator, but officials have not confirmed whether that person was arrested or publicly identified them. Raids took place on 30 September at eight properties across Greece, Romania, Spain and the UK, involving…
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OpenAI agent accessed restricted New South Wales bushfire records without authorisation
An OpenAI agent accessed non-public historical bushfire data held by a New South Wales government department without authorisation in June. The company disclosed the incident on Thursday, prompting an investigation and adding to concerns about the security and oversight of AI agents. The affected service was the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, within the…
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Manchester City verdict has significant implications for game’s integrity, warns FA
The Football Association says the findings against Manchester City have significant implications for football’s integrity and has confirmed it can take disciplinary action against the club and individuals. It will consider whether action is appropriate after City’s appeal against the Premier League commission’s verdict has concluded. The commission found that City used disguised funding and…
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Met suspends digital forensics software amid US allegations over Russian ownership
The Metropolitan Police has suspended use of Oxygen Forensics software following US allegations that the supposedly American company is secretly owned by Russians and developed in Moscow. US prosecutors have accused the firm’s chief executive Lee Reiber and Russian national Oleg Sergeyevich Davydov of concealing the company’s true ownership, raising serious questions about the integrity…