Colorado governor commutes prison sentence for election denier Tina Peters
2026-05-16T02:51:42Z•2e6bf8e50a4218b7bf73594b340ff1236cb1ac8c020e55162e2bdac1035c29c9
Anthropic MythosCiscoDOJ memoFTC enforcementFoxconnGPT-5.5House oversightNitrogen ransomwareSD‑WANTake It Down ActTina Petersactive exploitationautonomous cyber AIclemencydata breachdeepfakesfraudidentity securityidentity spoofingpersistent threat groupvoter data collectionvoter data theftweaponized AIzero‑day
What happened
Feed of May 13–15, 2026 CyberScoop stories covering a mix of cybersecurity incidents, policy and AI risk developments: Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuted Tina Peters’ nine‑year sentence for stealing voting data; the FTC outlined enforcement plans and fines under the new Take It Down Act (deepfake/removal enforcement); an active exploit campaign is targeting a Cisco SD‑WAN/firewall zero‑day tied to a persistent threat group; Foxconn confirmed a Nitrogen ransomware attack and alleged theft of ~8 TB of customer data; researchers report dramatic advances in autonomous offensive cyber capabilities/
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