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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay record $25 billion over misleading Facebook privacy claims tied to Cambridge Analytica

A New Mexico state judge, Francis J. Mathew, ordered Meta to pay the state $25 billion for deceiving Facebook users about their control over personal data. This is the largest penalty ever imposed on the company. The order follows a September jury verdict of more than 43 million violations of New Mexico consumer protection laws, in a case…

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Microsoft proposes treating AI agents as insider threats with Dynamic Permissions, Dynamic Agent Risk and Guardian Agents

Microsoft published a blog post arguing that organizations should treat AI agents as a present insider threat rather than a future risk. Agents with access to critical systems can fail, be manipulated or be compromised, and their behavior can drift mid-run through prompt injection in external documents or untrusted data. Microsoft's answe…

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Security Affairs AI-Cybersecurity Newsletter Round 4: AI-augmented access broker CyberXero, AI agent data exposure and OT incidents

The fourth weekly Security Affairs AI-cybersecurity newsletter, by Pierluigi Paganini, is a curated list of headlines on the intersection of AI and security. It contains no original analysis or technical detail. Items include CyberXero, described as an AI-augmented initial access broker targeting Ukrainian critical infrastructure, and a C…