The Linux Foundation has assumed governance of TRACE, an open standard for AI runtime attestation initially developed by AMD, Intel, Microsoft, OPAQUE, and TII. This move aims to establish vendor-neutral oversight of the attestation framework as it advances toward broader industry adoption.
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ZeroTokens is a phishing platform that enables attackers to conduct real-time control of compromised victim sessions, targeting credentials and sensitive data from 53 financial institutions. The platform's live-steering capability allows operators to dynamically adapt phishing attacks as they unfold, significantly increasing their effectiveness against financial sector targets.
Interpol coordinated a multi-country operation targeting Black Axe's financial networks, resulting in the seizure of millions in assets and disruption of Crime-as-a-Service infrastructure operating across four continents. The sting represents a significant international effort to dismantle the group's illicit financial operations and underlying criminal infrastructure.
Alice, formerly ActiveFence, has secured $140 million in new funding to advance its AI model defense and enterprise guardrail capabilities, bringing its total funding to $280 million. The investment will support the company's efforts to expand protections for AI systems against misuse and harmful outputs in enterprise environments.