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  1. New Sponsor Alert: Across the Grid Analytics 🎉

    We are proud to have Across The Grid supporting the Global OSINT Search Party on October 24th!

    Good case management wins cases. Their investigation suite keeps a case together - table, timeline, whiteboard, report writer, fully offline - and they're making it FREE for participants during the CTF. 🔥

    Thank you to the Across The Grid team for backing the community that does this work. ❤️

    🌐 To learn more about that they do, visit: acrossthegrid.net/index.html

  2. 🔍 Sponsor Spotlight: Forensic OSINT

    Thanks to for backing the Trace Labs Global OSINT Search Party CTF on October 24th!

    Their Chrome extension captures online evidence forensic-grade - hashed, timestamped, structured report, court ready. Because a great find that disappears is no find at all.

    Thank you to Ritu Gill, and the Forensic OSINT team for making our investigators' work defensible. 💙

    To learn more, visit: forensicosint.com/

  3. Linus Torvalds shares his take on AI-assisted kernel contributions. Worth reading carefully: the kernel review process is built around accountability and traceability. AI-generated patches raise a concrete question — not about quality alone, but about who understands, owns, and is responsible for the code being merged. #Linux #infosec #AI
    lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAHk-=whT

  4. Most AI sovereignty claims are marketing. Some of the inference providers do provide no tracking, no data training, and full traceability. But it requires calling, demanding specific contracts, and/or clicking through a puzzle of toggles to guarantee it. But even then, many terms of use, still provide loopholes for providers to "notify" in case they changed their minds.
    Pretty messed up situation.
    #ai #agentic

  5. If a skill can shape what an agent reads, changes and executes, then "it is only markdown" is not a useful security model tessl.io/blog/agent-skills-are

    I wrote about why agent skills should be treated like supply chain components, with the same questions around provenance, scanning, permissions and traceability that we learned to ask about packages

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