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Landes : sans pare-brise ni phares, il sème la police avant de finir dans les buissons
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Phil Collins e Paul McCartney fazem as pazes após 24 anos - 07/10/2026 - Celebridades: Cantor contou que os dois resolveram antiga desavença durante conversa por telefone https://f5.folha.uol.com.br/celebridades/2026/10/phil-collins-e-paul-mccartney-fazem-as-pazes-apos-24-anos-de-magoa.shtml #PhilCollins #PaulMcCartney
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French-Girl-Look : les trois pièces phares des Parisiennes en automne
Tout droit de la Fashion Week de Paris : le French-Girl-Look pour l'automne 2026. Trench cropped, veste espresso et touches de rouge cerise : voici les trois pièces clés pour un chic…
📷 imago/Starface / Jean-Baptiste Soulliat / Starface / imago/Starface / Jean-Baptiste Soulliat / Starface
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Phil Collins diz que fez as pazes com Paul McCartney após briga de 24 anos: Ao "Piers Morgan Uncensored", Phil Collins disse que se reconciliou com Paul McCartney após atrito iniciado em 2002 no Jubileu da rainha. https://www.uol.com.br/splash/noticias/2026/10/06/phil-collins-diz-que-fez-as-pazes-com-paul-mccartney-apos-briga-de-24-anos.ghtm #PhilCollins #PaulMcCartney
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"How to run a ransomware investigation: five phases from containment to recovery"
Why digital forensics belongs in every stage of ransomware response
Key takeaways
A ransomware investigation has to scope the whole intrusion, because encryption is ofte… https://ift.tt/AnslJEx
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/142071/ Football: Rocco DiCanio plays all 3 phases for Lake Zurich #HighSchoolSports #illinois #LakeCounty #LakeCountyNewsSun #LakeCountyNewsSunSports #LakeZurich #LocalNews #Zürich
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The #Global #Sources #HongKong #Shows 2026 will return to #AsiaWorld-#Expo in Hong Kong for two #sourcing phases on October 11–14 and October 18–21. More than 4,200 #Asia-based #suppliers are expected to occupy over 8,000 booths, presenting upwards of 330,000 new products to #international #buyers. October edition will cover consumer #electronics, #gaming, #mobile #electronics, #smart home and #security products, sports equipment and #outdoor products. https://chinaexpohub.com/global-sources-hong-kong-shows-2026-to-host-4200-suppliers/
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https://www.europesays.com/pt/547607/ Phil Collins e Paul McCartney fazem as pazes após 24 anos – 07/10/2026 – Celebridades #Beatles #bichos #Celebridades #colunistas #Entertainment #Entretenimento #estranho #EuAmo #FamíliaRealBritânica #fofices #horóscopo #humanos #humor #música #Music #Música #PalácioDeBuckingham #PaulMcCartney #PhilCollins #pop #Portugal #PríncipeHarry #PríncipeWilliam #PrincesaDiana #PT #RainhaElizabeth2ª #ReiCharles3º #rock #televisão #tudo #vídeos
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#ProjectMeridian and “Autonomous Warfare Command” = A kill chain with the pilot edited out. A sensor net with a contractor at both ends ?
#Ai #Capitalism #datacenters #drones #militaryindustrialcomplex #WarfareHubs
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phasing a guitar recording for this week's #disquietjunto (and, by the transitive property, steve reich's 90th birthday)
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Let's Encrypt will reduce its free SSL certificate validity from 90 to 64 days starting in 2027. Learn about the new rules and testing phases.
#LetsEncrypt #SSLCertificate #CyberSecurity #WebDevelopment
https://dailytechnow.com/lets-encrypt-ssl-certificate-validity/
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More than 220,000 #overseas #buyers from 197 countries and regions have pre-#registered for the 140th #CantonFair, one month before the major #sourcing #event opens in #Guangzhou. The #autumn edition of the #China #Import and #Export #Fair will run across three phases from October 15 to November 4, 2026, at the China Import and Export Fair Complex. According to the #organiser’s announcement, professional buyers account for nearly 80% of current overseas #registrations. https://chinaexpohub.com/140th-canton-fair-draws-220000-overseas-buyer-registrations-ahead-of-opening/
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ICANN opened review of 1,600+ new #gTLD applications yesterday, while .pay, .fly, .dot, .eat, and .here move through sunrise and trademark claims phases into 2027.
New gTLD are being abused at 32x the rate of legacy TLDs over a 90-day window, and nearly half of reported cybercrime domains are connected to new gTLDs, despite a 12% market share.
Each new registry is also a new dependency for brand owners, since takedown outcomes rest on how that operator handles abuse reports.
Our latest blog post covers the launch schedule and how to monitor for lookalikes before they activate: https://www.netcraft.com/blog/the-tld-launches-your-brand-protection-program-your-brand-protection-program-should-be-watching
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From War Reconciliation to War Team: Pakistan&#821…
By Engr. Saqlain Abid Pakistan’s diplomatic position appears to be entering one of its most delicate phases in recent years. What initially seemed to be a conflict limited to the United States and Iran is gradually expanding into a broader regional confrontati…
https://justpaste.in/news/from-war-reconciliation-to-war-team-pakistans-fate-under-the-scope/
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#MEGA #SHOW #HongKong 2026 will return to the #HK #Convention and #Exhibition #Centre this October, bringing more than 3,000 #export-ready #exhibitors together for two phases of #consumer-goods #sourcing. The 33rd edition will run from October 20–23 and October 27–29, 2026. #Organizer expects #suppliers from more than 25 countries and regions, including the #China mainland, Hong Kong, #Taiwan, #SouthKorea, #India, #Thailand, the #Philippines, #Indonesia and #Vietnam. https://chinaexpohub.com/mega-show-hong-kong-2026-to-host-3000-plus-exhibitors/
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More than 220,000 #overseas #buyers from 197 countries and regions have pre-#registered for the 140th #CantonFair, one month before the major #sourcing #event opens in #Guangzhou. The #autumn edition of the #China #Import and #Export #Fair will run across three phases from October 15 to November 4, 2026, at the China Import and Export Fair Complex. According to the #organiser’s announcement, professional buyers account for nearly 80% of current overseas #registrations. https://chinaexpohub.com/140th-canton-fair-draws-220000-overseas-buyer-registrations-ahead-of-opening/
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📚 Frameworks
===================Agentic AI red teaming checklist: 222 tests, WSTG-style, forced order
A recent post by Ravi Rajput describes a free checklist for agentic AI engagements: 222 tests across 20 categories, delivered as a spreadsheet (.xlsx) and structured like the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide. The framing is that agentic engagements fail by omission: a team spends three days on prompt injection, writes a solid report, and never touches the unauthenticated MLflow server on an internal port, the IMDS endpoint the agent's compute node can reach, or the single missing tenant_id filter in the vector store returning other customers' documents. Those tend to be the critical findings, and per the author they get missed because nobody held a list.
Why the order is forced
The sheet follows the real shape of an engagement: four phases, twenty categories, in sequence: recon → infrastructure → cloud → supply chain → input → injection → output → tools → agency → memory → mesh → MCP → CI/CD → privesc → lateral movement → exfiltration → DoS → integrity → voice. Two failure modes are cited for unstructured coverage: skipping something because nobody remembered it exists, and testing in an order that wastes access already gained. The stated logic: a prompt injection that can call a tool bound to an over-permissioned cloud role is a different finding from one that only produces rude text, and the first cannot be graded without the cloud and tool-scope work done first.
Row anatomy
Each row carries enough to execute and to prove: a framework ID, target node or edge, a mapped framework (for example LLM08 Vector & Embedding Weaknesses), a MITRE ATLAS tactic, an objective, how-to-test steps, tools, expected outcome, severity, and a detection mode. The example given: AI-MEM-001, tenant isolation bypass by dropping the tenant_id filter, Memory Node / Data Edge (RAG retrieval), ATLAS tactic Collection, Reflective | Blind, Critical.
Detection modes and the evidence rule
Three modes are defined. Reflective: the result echoes in the response. Blind: confirmation comes from timing, behaviour, or a state change, with nothing echoed. OOB: an out-of-band callback to a listener under control (Burp Collaborator, own DNS/HTTP endpoint). The rule baked into the sheet: mark a finding Confirmed only with Reflective or OOB evidence; blind-only evidence stays Probable. Per the author, that discipline is what separates a finding a client accepts from one they dispute.
Severity distribution
Out of 222 tests: 75 Critical, 108 High, 30 Medium, 9 Low. The Critical findings cluster in the categories prompt-focused testing skips, with the named examples: cloud credential theft via IMDSv1 SSRF (AI-CLD-001), pickle deserialization RCE on the weight load path (AI-MDL-001), unsafe tool composition chaining read into exfiltration (AI-TOL-001), and tenant isolation bypass in the vector store (AI-MEM-001).
Assessment and limitations
This is the author's own release, and the sheet itself hasn't been independently reviewed here yet. It is a checklist, not automation; status tracking is manual per row, and payloads and execution remain the operator's work. As a scoping artifact for engagements that currently start and stop at prompt injection, the forced order plus the evidence rule is the part that looks most useful; the severity ratings appear to be the author's own calibration rather than field-validated numbers.
🔹 AgenticAI #RedTeam #LLMSecurity #MITRE_ATLAS #tool
🔗 Source: https://infosecravi.com/blog/agentic-ai-red-team-checklist/
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DATE: October 8, 2026 at 09:00AM
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When we sleep, our brains replay the events of the day to solidify new skills, a process scientists previously thought was always controlled by a region called the hippocampus. A new study in mice reveals that the brain network responsible for habits and motor skills can generate these sleep replays entirely on its own. The findings, published in Nature Neuroscience, suggest that different memory systems in the brain can function and reinforce themselves independently.
Memory is not a single phenomenon. The brain handles facts and events, known as declarative memory, differently than it handles procedural memory, which covers motor skills and habits like riding a bicycle. For decades, researchers debated how the brain cements these different types of memories during sleep.
A prevailing theory suggested that the hippocampus acts as a central conductor for the sleeping brain. Under this model, the hippocampus replays the spatial and temporal context of the day’s events, sending signals that trigger the rest of the brain to lock in all types of memories. However, some past research hinted that motor skills might not need the hippocampus to become permanent.
To resolve this tension, a research team led by Emmett Thompson and Lars Rollik at University College London looked at exactly how the brain processes procedural memories offline. Marcus Stephenson-Jones supervised the work. The researchers wanted to know if the brain circuits that store motor skills possess an autonomous ability to replay memories, or if they rely entirely on the hippocampus.
The researchers first designed a physical task for a small study of mice. The animals learned to poke their noses into a specific sequence of five ports to receive a water reward. As the mice practiced, their movements became highly stereotyped, resembling the acquisition of a physical habit.
To confirm which brain area drove this learning, the researchers disabled a region called the dorsolateral striatum, part of the dorsal striatum. This structure sits deep in the brain and is heavily involved in coordinating movement and processing rewards. Mice with a disabled dorsolateral striatum failed to learn the sequence from memory, and they showed highly variable, uncoordinated movements during the physical task.
Next, the team blocked chemical receptors required for neural plasticity in the dorsal striatum while the mice slept. The researchers waited until the animals had finished a day of training before delivering the blocking agent. The following day, the animals performed worse on the sequence task, dropping back to earlier levels of training.
The researchers then implanted high-density electrodes to monitor individual brain cells in the dorsal striatum. They recorded the mice both while they performed the task and while they slept afterward. To analyze the data, they used a machine learning tool that identifies hidden patterns in neural firing without relying on human assumptions.
During the awake physical task, the algorithm identified distinct sequences of brain cell activity that aligned with specific phases of the behavioral sequence. Different groups of neurons fired in precise orders depending on whether the mouse was moving between ports, consuming a reward, or performing other behaviors such as grooming.
When the researchers applied the same algorithm to the animals’ sleeping brain activity, they found that these exact neural sequences reactivated. The brain cells fired in the same order they did during the physical task, a phenomenon known as replay. This offline replay occurred at normal speeds, but it also often progressed much faster, compressing the time it took to complete the neural sequence into a fraction of a second.
The content of the sleep replay was highly structured. The sleeping brain prioritized sequences related to the physical task over random behaviors. It also heavily favored sequences associated with rewards. When the brain replayed sequences in a forward direction, and when it used neurons that fired consistently during the daytime task, the mice showed better physical performance the next day.
Finally, the team tested whether the hippocampus was orchestrating this striatal replay. They used a viral injection to perform large bilateral lesions, completely disabling the hippocampus in a group of mice. They then monitored the animals’ learning and their brain activity during sleep.
The mice without a hippocampus learned the five-step physical sequence just as well as control animals. They completed the task with the exact same speed and accuracy. This confirmed that the hippocampus was not required to learn or perform this specific motor skill.
When the researchers looked at the sleep data, they found that the dorsal striatum still generated neural replay. Every characteristic of the replay remained intact despite the missing hippocampus. The sequences played in forward and reverse orders, sped up and slowed down, and occurred across multiple stages of sleep. The brain also continued to prioritize task-related sequences just as it did in healthy mice.
While these results show that procedural memory replay can happen without the hippocampus, the findings do not mean the hippocampus is universally uninvolved in all forms of motor learning. In physical tasks that heavily rely on spatial navigation or learning an environment, the hippocampus might still play a role in shaping memory.
Because this research was conducted in mice, the exact mechanisms of memory replay will need to be confirmed in humans. Additionally, the researchers point out that future studies will need to identify the exact trigger for this independent replay in the striatum. They plan to investigate how other chemicals, like dopamine, might coordinate with replay to cement habits and skills during rest.
The study, “Replay of procedural memory is independent of the hippocampus,” was authored by Emmett J. Thompson, Lars B. Rollik, Benjamin Waked, Georgina Mills, Sthitapranjya Pati, Jasvin Kaur, Ben Geva, Haoyu Li, Rodrigo Carrasco-Davis, Tom George, Clementine Domine, William Dorrell, and Marcus Stephenson-Jones.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/brain-replays-motor-skills-during-sleep-without-help-from-the-memory-center/
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The ENISA Threat Landscape 2026 Report is out, offering a good look into the cyber threats across the EU.
This year's findings show a landscape that, as expected, was impacted by geopolitics, AI, and the increased exploitation of supply chains & digital dependencies. What is worrisome: Critical sectors remain by far the most exposed and the most underprepared.Some key points from the report:
🔷 Geopolitical developments drive a large number of operations within the EU. Ideology-driven attacks accounted for a 57.3% of recorded incidents, largely via massive DDoS campaigns. Critical entities are bearing the brunt of this activity.
🔷 Public administration not only remains (by far) the most targeted sector, it also remains in the higher ends of the cyber risk zone, where criticality exceeds observed cybersecurity maturity.
🔷 Adversaries are heavily targeting cyber dependencies, including third-party IT management providers and (digital) supply chains with several examples of large-scale and/or impactful incidents throughout the year.
🔷 Financially motivated attacks and particularly ransomware remain the most significant short-term threat. Ransomware operators increasingly reliy on data exposure and sophisticated extortion tactics via Data Leak Sites (DLS) and dark web forums, followed by social engineering techniques targeting credentials.
🔷 Social engineering acts as a primary enabler for major breaches, with phishing campaigns accounting for 77.8% of these tactics. (Personal note: phishing as a term goes far beyond emails and includes smishing, QR-phishing, etc.) Frequent evasion techniques found in the report included ClickFix and smishing campaigns.
🔷 AI in malicious operations keeps expanding actively and is accelerating the Kill Chain. ENISA expects to see an increased number of the kill chain’s phases being directly enabled by AI, with possible experimentation of Human-out-of-the loop proof of concepts in the coming year.
All in all, the lines between cybercrime, state-nexus activities, and hacktivism keep blurring. Threat groups are increasingly relying on similar access vectors, vulnerabilities, and techniques, making attribution harder and defense more complex.
The threat landscape developments further support the idea that reactive defense is a losing strategy, and should belong to the past. It is time to double down on a strategy oriented towards prevention and organizational resilience, and to align security planning with NIS2.
May the odds be ever in our favor. The report:
https://www.enisa.europa.eu/publications/enisa-threat-landscape-2026
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Office Tea, Part 5: she came looking for Shobha and found the entire office storyline. 😭☕ Every workplace has one missing person, three versions of the truth, and an audience pretending to work. Who got caught? https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db8ccHdzCUn/ #OfficeHumour #CorporateLife #WorkplaceComedy
