EU and UK hiring laws raise risks for US employers using Artificial Intelligence
US employers using Artificial Intelligence hiring tools in Europe face tighter rules, growing scrutiny, and potentially serious penalties. Regulators in the European Union and the United Kingdom are pushing companies to test for bias, document systems, and ensure meaningful human oversight.
Mercor links cyberattack to LiteLLM compromise
Mercor said a cyberattack was tied to the compromise of LiteLLM, prompting wider discussion about supply chain risk and the limits of compliance programs. The incident also led LiteLLM to change its compliance processes and move from Delve to Vanta for compliance certifications.
Rowhammer attack targets NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6
New research shows Rowhammer exploits can target NVIDIA GPUs using GDDR6 memory and extend beyond the graphics subsystem into host CPU memory. The attacks can corrupt GPU page tables and lead to full system compromise.
EU keeps Artificial Intelligence regulation in focus despite delays
The EU has delayed parts of its landmark Artificial Intelligence regulations in its Digital Omnibus, but the Artificial Intelligence Act remains a live compliance priority. Regulators are also sharpening their focus on wider Artificial Intelligence risks and abuses across Europe and the U.K.