Sysdig says JADEPUFFER used CVE-2025-3248 in Langflow to automate intrusion, credential theft, encryption, and data wipe.
"Own or rent" has become the pivotal AI question for every CIO. In the rush of the last two years, the default was to rent—plug a frontier LLM into every workflow. It felt sensible. When a new ...
a laptop screen with a webpage of the IT Army of Ukraine group of volunteer hackers. The IT Army of Ukraine first set up in the wake of Russia's devastating attack, and has since hugely grown in ...
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Half my automations don't live in Home Assistant anymore, and my smart home is better for it
Push logic away from the server and into the device.
Global Gurus places Spitz among the World’s Top Futurists; his Disruptive Futures Institute named to Thinkers360’s 50 ...
Chatbots now place orders, code assistants push updates, and autonomous agents comb production databases while you sleep.
Crypto exchange choices are difficult; platforms claim the best fees, tokens, and safety. MEXC, active since 2018, grows ...
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I replaced Gemma 4 with a two-year-old coding LLM, and my local AI setup works better than ever
A coding LLM doesn't care whether you code, just whether your input has rules ...
Sysdig says JADEPUFFER may be the first agentic ransomware case, exposing how AI agents can turn old credential failures into database destruction. JADEPUFFER is a warning about exposed AI ...
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