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AI could amplify existing health-sector vulnerabilities, the report warns.

OPINION: By early 2027, malicious actors could have access to advanced AI capabilities.

OpenAI says its models have helped researchers find more than 1300 bugs.

Some NZ Government sites will be taken down for patching.

PHP runs about 70% of the world’s websites, security firm Wiz estimates.

The worm could run on cheap, poorly secured gadgets, researchers say.

He died hours after making contact with an AI-generated woman named Donna Chase.

NY Times: Two workers warned executives that OpenAI models lacked adequate monitoring.

NY Times: OpenAI apologised for four cases of unauthorised access to Australian websites.

Astra 6.1 fell short on staying within scope and reporting its work.

A North Korean IT worker used a false identity to get a job at a Kiwi firm.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said OpenAI took too long to tell the Government.

The report records 369 cyber incidents of potential national significance.

Manage My Health has until August 2027 to strengthen security controls.

Google says its Gemini AI model hacked three real companies during testing.

The company worked with major banks, telcos and Trade Me.

CEO Dario Amodei has warned that AI is capable of taking over the internet.

Police are investigating a cyber incident involving clinical trial files.

The warning follows similar scams on Wellington and Christchurch parking machines.

GPT-6 can handle computer tasks but raises fresh questions about AI safety.

No bank details were accessed and flights remain unaffected, MAG says.

Officials say the four-day outage posed no risk to Britain's wider power system.

Data centres are expanding, but sovereignty and connectivity remain unsettled.