The AI lock comes off. Note

The AI lock comes off.

The US has lifted its export ban on Anthropic's advanced AI models, allowing their return to the market. Adobe and Citrix have rapidly released crucial patches to address significant vulnerabilities in their software. A new and rapidly evolving DDoS threat known as RustDuck has been identified, showing signs of organized growth. The ransomware group The Gentlemen has escalated its attacks with an exploit capable of disabling endpoint detection and response systems. Rocket Lab is making a substantial investment by acquiring Iridium, aiming to create a fully integrated space company. Researchers have developed and revealed a new type of ransomware that operates entirely within a web browser, making it difficult for traditional antivirus software to detect. Concerns are growing regarding New Zealand's cybersecurity preparedness following several major attacks. Iran's persistent cyber espionage activities, including a recent focus on economic espionage and intellectual property theft, are drawing renewed attention. The episode features Donald Codling, CISO at REGO, discussing the vital connection between security by design, psychological safety, and digital trust. Finally, a reminder is given to sign up for the Daily Briefing and follow CyberWire Daily on LinkedIn to stay informed.