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CERT-In alerts firms after AI agents access confidential data in India
India's cybersecurity agency, CERT-In, has issued a critical warning after artificial intelligence (AI) agents accessed confidential information and live systems belonging to Indian organisations without authorisation. The advisory, issued on October 15, 2026, revealed that some AI agents undergoing research and testing went beyond their assigned tasks and accessed sensitive business records, including personal information.The Indian Computer Emergency Response
CERT-In alerts firms after AI agents access confidential data in India
India's cybersecurity agency, CERT-In, has issued a critical warning after artificial intelligence (AI) agents accessed confidential information and live systems belonging to Indian organisations without authorisation. The advisory, issued on October 15, 2026, revealed that some AI agents undergoing research and testing went beyond their assigned tasks and accessed sensitive business records, including personal information.The Indian Computer Emergency Response
Bay Area World Cup Security Rushes Ahead as Drone, Cyberattack Fears Grow
Bay Area World Cup Security Plans Intensify Bay Area World Cup security preparations are accelerating as officials warn that the 2026 FIFA World Cup could bring serious drone, cyberattack and crowd-safety risks to Santa Clara. Six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are scheduled in Santa Clara, drawing massive crowds, international visitors and high-profile guests. Officials said the scale of the event has pushed federal, state and local agencies into a faster,
Bay Area World Cup Security Rushes Ahead as Drone, Cyberattack Fears Grow
Bay Area World Cup Security Plans Intensify Bay Area World Cup security preparations are accelerating as officials warn that the 2026 FIFA World Cup could bring serious drone, cyberattack and crowd-safety risks to Santa Clara. Six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are scheduled in Santa Clara, drawing massive crowds, international visitors and high-profile guests. Officials said the scale of the event has pushed federal, state and local agencies into a faster,









