White House details ‘Gold Eagle’ clearinghouse for AI cyber threats
2026-07-15T02:51:39Z•62e24c6d486c50dfd6e5fcf17de8c9d4c6ad508d3b7c987a476e73dfd9d6c27a
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What happened
The CyberScoop feed highlights a surge in AI-driven cyber risk and major government responses: the White House launched the “Gold Eagle” clearinghouse to aggregate AI-related vulnerability intelligence and prioritize patches, while Microsoft reported an unprecedented spike in disclosed vulnerabilities following AI-enabled discovery. Other notable items include U.S. Treasury sanctions against First VPN Service for abetting ransomware, EU/UK sanctions and attribution of destructive attacks to Russian groups (Turla/FSB), renewed warnings about state-sponsored actors targeting network devices, CJJ
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- 2026-07-15T02:51:39Z
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