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ChatGPT-using lawyer punished for citing fake testimony from made-up witnesses
New Mexico Supreme Court holds lawyer in contempt for filing a ChatGPT-generated brief citing fabricated witness testimony; fined $5,000 and referred to disciplinary board.
The New Mexico Supreme Court held criminal defense lawyer Stephen Aarons in direct contempt for filing a murder-appeal brief containing false testimony from wholly fabricated witnesses, including Officer Michelle Amarillo and Officer Sanchez, plus misrepresented legal authority. Aarons admitted feeding a computer-generated trial transcript into ChatGPT, powered by the OpenAI o3 model, and filing the output without verifying factual claims or telling his client. He was fined $5,000, referred to a disciplinary board, and barred from appearing before the court pending proceedings; the court struck all briefs and ordered new counsel for client Oscar Renee Sandoval.
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Mexico’s Cybersecurity Plan 2025-2030: Turning Ambition Into Defense
Mexico's 2025-2030 Cybersecurity Plan sets a national roadmap to counter threats including ransomware and build durable cyber defenses.
Mexico published its 2025-2030 national Cybersecurity Plan, outlining the country's threat landscape — with ransomware highlighted as a key risk — and a roadmap for strengthening national cyber defenses. The plan defines priorities for building durable defensive capabilities over the five-year period.
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Grandoreiro Resurfaces in Mexico With New DLL Sideloading Campaign
Banking trojan Grandoreiro resurfaces in Mexico using DLL sideloading, now accounting for 40% of detections after its 2024 disruption.
Grandoreiro, a banking trojan disrupted in 2024, is active again with a new DLL sideloading technique. Mexico now accounts for 40% of the malware's detections. The resurgence signals renewed targeting of banking customers in Latin America.
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