House panel poised to hold hearing centered on AI impact on cyber
2026-05-28T20:51:40Z•f44f63f5b6e3c6f27384a9a4ccb4248d613ae70413522c6cdfaf596c7db924d1
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What happened
A CyberScoop news roundup covering multiple high‑impact cyber developments: the House Homeland Security Committee plans hearings on AI’s cybersecurity impact while GCHQ and OpenAI outline offensive/defensive AI risks and election‑security measures; CrowdStrike (with Google and Shadowserver) disrupted the Glassworm botnet that had infected hundreds of open‑source projects; Zapier patched a five‑step vulnerability chain that could have enabled large‑scale account takeover across connected apps; the FBI warned U.S. law firms about the Silent Ransom Group’s unusual social‑engineering plus in‑room,
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