Apple open-sources quantum-resistant encryption code
2026-05-26T20:51:42Z•3e8d7714f2bcaed63081604e2b157da9d4f1eade4f84ec4dfa9b8d76fca8672c
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What happened
A batch of CyberScoop stories covers a mix of technical and policy developments: Apple open-sourced implementations of two quantum-resistant algorithms with formal verification findings; the White House issued new federal cybersecurity logging guidance; Anthropic’s Mythos tool discovered over 10,000 software flaws in its first month, highlighting a gap between discovery and remediation; the FBI warned about the fast-growing Kali365 phishing kit that abuses Microsoft 365 device authorization pages to obtain persistent access tokens; Canadian authorities arrested an alleged Kimwolf botnet leader
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