RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav accused Nitish Kumar of orchestrating the withdrawal of Z plus security for himself and his wife, Rabri Devi. The move sparked controversy, with RJD workers taking over guarding duties at their Patna residence.
The Urals Civil Aviation Plant will showcase export versions of the Forpost-RE reconnaissance drone and the UTS-800 trainer aircraft at Belarus's 3rd National Security Exhibition on June 17-19. Mockups of these, along with the Osvey regional plane, will be displayed.
A report by Semafor suggests a China-linked group may have accessed Anthropic's Mythos AI model, potentially influencing US export restrictions on the company's latest AI systems. Concerns over national security risks and AI replication capabilities are cited.
KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun's recent US trip has drawn attention from US security circles due to her meetings with individuals allegedly linked to China and under scrutiny by US agencies for influence activities and operating overseas police stations.
Anthropic has suspended its new AI model, Claude Fable 5, after US authorities raised security concerns. The company stated it was ordered to suspend foreign nationals from using the model, which it described as "too powerful." The suspension comes amid a separate lawsuit between Anthropic and the Trump administration over AI tool usage.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins with 48 teams across the US, Canada, and Mexico. The tournament faces scrutiny over US security measures, including visa issues and the rejection of a Somali referee, while Canadian and Mexican host cities show higher early hotel bookings.
FBI alumni have formed an FBI Support Network to address legal, job, and mental health needs of former agents, citing a "systematic undermining" of bureau values under Donald Trump and Director Kash Patel. The network aims to defend the FBI's integrity and legacy against perceived political interference.
The FBI has seized 13 fake consulting company domains used by Chinese intelligence services to target current and former US security clearance holders with AI-generated content. China denies the allegations, calling them slander.
South Korea is increasing its presence in Europe's defense sector beyond soft power like K-pop and K-beauty, with defense cooperation expected to be a key agenda item at the South Korea-EU summit. The EU is seeking to reduce its reliance on the US for security, while South Korea, already a major arms supplier to NATO, is seen as a potential partner to fill Europe's defense gaps.
Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale is seeking to reset relations with Australia, agreeing to negotiate a new treaty and promising to "review" the nation's security pact with China. Wale cited non-disclosure clauses as a barrier to making the China agreement public.
Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale is pivoting towards Australia, agreeing to treaty talks and promising to "review" the nation's security pact with China. Wale stated he aims to "reset" relations with Australia and admitted he only recently obtained a copy of the China agreement due to a non-disclosure clause.
Government documents reveal no record of security mitigations for Peter Mandelson's appointment as Washington ambassador, despite assurances to MPs. Files detail concerns over foreign associations, raising questions about vetting processes.
Gulf states are reassessing their security reliance on the US as Iran ceasefire talks progress. The war exposed vulnerabilities, prompting calls for regional self-reliance and direct engagement with Iran, though divisions persist among Gulf nations.
Donald Trump praised the Secret Service and law enforcement for their swift response to a shooting near the White House, which resulted in the suspect's death. The incident occurred a month after another security breach.
This week's US security and privacy news includes a former Phoenix officer's involvement in shootings, a lawsuit against an NYPD officer, the Take It Down Act for nonconsensual nudes, FTC settlements, ALPR legislation, a GitHub data breach, and European nations seeking US-free tech alternatives.
US Africa Command conducted new kinetic strikes against ISIS militants in Northeastern Nigeria, coordinating with the Nigerian government. This follows the recent killing of ISIS's global second-in-command, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, in a joint US-Nigerian operation.
The US Department of Defense announces the first major submarine contract to deliver on the AUKUS security deal.
Russian Ambassador to Belgium Denis Gonchar stated that European NATO members are increasingly skeptical of US security guarantees, citing a perceived lack of protection for US allies in the Middle East during recent regional escalations.
The NSA is reportedly using Anthropic's controversial AI model, Mythos Preview, despite the Department of War previously labeling the company a national security risk. This comes after a legal battle where a judge halted the ban on Anthropic's technology. Anthropic itself has opted not to release Mythos publicly due to fears of its potential misuse in destabilizing cybersecurity.
Europe's new Age Verification app faces serious security concerns. A researcher claims to have easily hacked the system, highlighting flaws in how it stores data and bypasses security. The app, designed to protect children online, reportedly allows users to prove someone else's age, not their own. This raises questions about its effectiveness and the safety of user data.
Europe's new Age Verification app faces serious security concerns. A researcher claims to have easily hacked the system, highlighting flaws in how it stores data and bypasses security. The app, designed to protect children online, reportedly allows users to prove someone else's age, not their own. This raises questions about its effectiveness and the safety of user data.
