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Script kiddies these days
Think ChatDoE
Africa’s regional internet registry and its longtime antagonist are fighting on old and new fronts
Stanford researchers argue need for transparency and independent testing
Developer-targeted, supply-chain attacks all the rage these days
More than half of orgs in Okta survey faced an AI-related security incident or near miss last year
LLMs prefer secular, rational reasoning, and while they'll still get religious on occasion, they have a negative view of Jehovah's Witnesses
Cybercriminals still allowed to walk into office blocks and convince staff to let them plug in their own thumb drives
Given a chance, AI will be breaking the law, breaking the law
Rescue mission might have until the end of summer after science operations halted
Gartner predicts governance struggles to plague rollout of this year’s much-hyped technology
CERT-In says internet-facing or critical systems should be patched, mitigated, or cut off within half a day where feasible
Just mind the known issue that can still send installs rolling back
Better, more reliable, and cheaper? Isn't that the story every generation?
Third-gen chips to use Broadzilla's advanced packaging, networking tech
Former UK PM demands modernization, and right wing party channels inner Musk to call for mass job cuts in public sector
Brit military boffins test ground station with infra-red lasers to deliver multi-gigabyte downloads
Make your mark on the call-for-proposal platform
Another day, another GitHub wobble - but the service keeps growing
Diarmuid Early dominates Amsterdam qualifier as competitive spreadsheeting sets sights on Vegas finals
Diarmuid Early dominates Amsterdam qualifier as competitive spreadsheeting sets sights on Vegas finals
Standards body on track for 2028 specs drop. Telcos on track for 2028 existential crisis about 5G ROI
AI agents asking questions in natural language apparently issue a lot more queries than your average SQL jockey
Contactless collection meets Microsoft's licensing reminder
You can run AI at the edge, if your infrastructure supports it
Traffic floods back, without much of an explanation
Hardened version of open-source NOS coming to Nexus 9000s
Beijing’s sovereign stack ambitions strengthen
The nature of AI is unnatural. It's not intelligent. It's not human.
The nature of AI is unnatural. It's not intelligent. It's not human
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