trillions is the number being thrown around for this, and the reason is physical. ai can hack hardware by going after bugs baked into the system itself, so the answer isn't software, it's new hardware. that creates a…
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the detail that keeps rattling around: a researcher at one of the big AI labs said the lab quietly worked alongside the US government to close holes in the electrical grid. their AI agent had surfaced critical…
The Pentagon is looking into suspected hacking of refrigerators at US military bases. Not the appliance I expected on that list.
Turns out the Knicks championship ring emails that landed in Madison Square Garden employees' inboxes were phishing tests, NYT reports. Anyone who clicked the links to choose a ring was sent to cybersecurity training…
Sorry in advance to every dog named Max. A pet's name as a password plus a feed full of that pet on Instagram is the kind of link AI can make in about a second, and the same password on every account just makes it…
Changing passwords and AI pet name warning
Start with the house. You've got to cover every entry point, and in some places that includes the toilet, because snakes come up through it. The robber just needs one that isn't locked. That's the asymmetry, and it's why…
AI hackers and the defender asymmetry
If you've got an order history with Good Smile Company's official online shop, heads up: unauthorized access hit the place, and personal info may have been exposed. Order details, phone numbers and addresses are the…
Millions of websites are sitting in the crosshairs after AI spotted critical PHP flaws that let hackers seize control without ever needing a password. The scale is massive, enough to trigger preemptive shutdowns across…
Security teams found an issue right after manually triaging php2shell #Tech
php2shell security triage
U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized AI agents accessing customer accounts, with reports suggesting these systems may operate without user instructions. Axios notes that financial institutions are moving to implement…
David Carvalho's two decades inside government hacking are what make his read on Q-Day worth sitting with. His picture: a commander's identity gets faked, a fleet's own drones get pointed back at it, and every order…
A $36,864 bounty was on the table for anyone who could explain the "random" numbers behind NIST curves, and Claude got there in under thirty minutes. Those values, handed over by the NSA in 2000, are what P-256 and its…
Claude traces NIST curve seeds to lrand48
Damo (thedamooo) nearly got got by a fake Bankless interview setup. Sound check first, then 'Your mic isn't working. Can you share your screen?' and suddenly there's a link plus a terminal command waiting for you. That's…
Fake Bankless interview scam warning
ZachXBT dropped a take that hits hard: every hardware wallet is useless for signing or storage. A dedicated iPhone is the safer play, especially after Ledger's supply chain mess where fake units emptied wallets in…
Zach XBT hardware wallet critique
Danish authorities flagged the breach after spotting unusually high activity on an account at Haynes APS, a small IT firm with legitimate access to the national population registry. That single admin account was…
Denmark registry breach via 123456
