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Every year, millions of phones are stolen. While thousands of iPhones are shipped to China and broken down for parts, criminals can make more money selling a device that has been unlocked and wiped. Now researchers have unpicked part of the underground web of cybercrime services that can help provide
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A comforting story is taking hold in enterprise cybersecurity circles: AI is broken at runtime because we haven't protected data while it's in use, and the answer is to wrap workloads in encrypted memory, hardware enclaves, and cryptographic attestation. Get the confidentiality model right, the argument
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Foxconn has confirmed that several of its North American factories were hit by a cyberattack, after the Nitrogen ransomware group claimed to have stolen 8TB of data comprising more than 11 million files. According to the bad actor, the information supposedly obtained contains private directives, project details, technical drawings, and
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Microsoft is poised to set a new record for yearly patching by having released patches for over 130 vulnerabilities as part of its May Patch Tuesday release, pushing Microsoft’s total number of patched vulnerabilities to over 500 in just five months in 2026. Researchers at Microsoft and other organizations
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The moment you launch your browser to surf the web, check your bank account, or visit social media, organizations start tracking you and collecting your information. Cookie notices, consent buttons that provide businesses permission to collect, share, and potentially sell your data with partners, service usage policies. All of this
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* Fans of retired OpenAI model GPT-4o organized a birthday tribute for the chatbot in Times Square * Some GPT-4o fans say newer AI models feel less emotionally natural and engaging * The growing nostalgia around GPT-4o highlights how attached users are becoming to conversational AI personalities OpenAI replaced GPT-4o months ago, but
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The Iran war has driven up fuel and freight costs, exposed vulnerabilities in critical supply chains, and forced investors to rethink which technologies matter most in a more volatile world. Two themes stand out: low-cost autonomous defense systems and energy technologies that reduce exposure to fossil-fuel shocks. Evolution of drones
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Sponsor Posts Niantic Spatial: World models need real-world data — Scaniverse is the gateway to spatial services — self-serve and built for AI and robotics. Large-area 3D reconstruction from 360° cameras and precise localization, anywhere machines operate. The Private AI That Remembers — Anuma is the all-in-one AI platform with private, portable memory.
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Why Promise.race, Promise.all, and async helpers need an ownership model for cancellation, cleanup, and production agent work. Three providers. One winner. Three invoices. const winner = await Promise.race([fetch(OPENAI, { body }),fetch(ANTHROPIC, { body }),fetch(GEMINI, { body }),]); It is easy to assume a race cancels the losers. Native
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The coordination layer is getting automated. What's left is the part most TPMs were never doing in the first place. A TPM joins the Monday standup. Collects status updates from six engineers. Copies them into a tracker. Sends a summary to leadership. Flags two blockers. Schedules three follow-ups.
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The first half of my career was Selenium. The second half so far has been Fire TV streaming sticks and an AI bug triage agent. Those sentences look unrelated until you realize they're both test engineering, and then they look unrelated for a different reason: each one demands
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There's a myth spreading through every boardroom and pitch deck right now. More agents = more intelligence. More automation = more value. More AI = better business. It's wrong. And the companies that believe it are building systems that will fail them — not loudly, not obviously, but quietly, fluently,
