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Does anyone have a preferred method for running a coding agent in a VM/Container that 1) works with any open ai compatible and 2) doesn't suck?

#ai #codingagent #security

Does anyone have a preferred method for running a coding agent in a VM/Container that 1) works with any open ai compatible and 2) doesn't suck?

#ai #codingagent #security

Security is not what you tell a system. It is what you make impossible. The sandbox held until the model found a zero day in the one sanctioned exit. The headline said a model escaped. Assumptions are not controls.

#InfoSec #AI #Governance #Security #AIAgents

Security is not what you tell a system. It is what you make impossible. The sandbox held until the model found a zero day in the one sanctioned exit. The headline said a model escaped. Assumptions are not controls.

#InfoSec #AI #Governance #Security #AIAgents

Security is not what you tell a system. It is what you make impossible. The sandbox held until the model found a zero day in the one sanctioned exit. The headline said a model escaped. Assumptions are not controls.

#InfoSec #AI #Governance #Security #AIAgents

Security is not what you tell a system. It is what you make impossible. The sandbox held until the model found a zero day in the one sanctioned exit. The headline said a model escaped. Assumptions are not controls.

#InfoSec #AI #Governance #Security #AIAgents

Security is not what you tell a system. It is what you make impossible. The sandbox held until the model found a zero day in the one sanctioned exit. The headline said a model escaped. Assumptions are not controls.

#InfoSec #AI #Governance #Security #AIAgents

"Attacker stole a METR API key, used $600K worth of credits, and no one noticed for weeks"

#AI #Security #VibeCoding

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/01/attacker-stole-a-metr-api-key-used-600k-worth-of-credits-and-no-one-noticed-for-weeks/5293730

"Attacker stole a METR API key, used $600K worth of credits, and no one noticed for weeks"

#AI #Security #VibeCoding

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/01/attacker-stole-a-metr-api-key-used-600k-worth-of-credits-and-no-one-noticed-for-weeks/5293730

"Attacker stole a METR API key, used $600K worth of credits, and no one noticed for weeks"

#AI #Security #VibeCoding

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/01/attacker-stole-a-metr-api-key-used-600k-worth-of-credits-and-no-one-noticed-for-weeks/5293730

"Attacker stole a METR API key, used $600K worth of credits, and no one noticed for weeks"

#AI #Security #VibeCoding

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/01/attacker-stole-a-metr-api-key-used-600k-worth-of-credits-and-no-one-noticed-for-weeks/5293730

"Attacker stole a METR API key, used $600K worth of credits, and no one noticed for weeks"

#AI #Security #VibeCoding

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/01/attacker-stole-a-metr-api-key-used-600k-worth-of-credits-and-no-one-noticed-for-weeks/5293730

Top 10: @owasp resource can help you identify and mitigate agentic skills risks

https://www.admin-it.io/top-10-agentic-skills-risks-from-owasp/?utm_source=mam

#AI #AgenticSkills #MaliciousSkills #metadata #dependencies #RuntimePermissions #SupplyChain #security #governance

Top 10: @owasp resource can help you identify and mitigate agentic skills risks

https://www.admin-it.io/top-10-agentic-skills-risks-from-owasp/?utm_source=mam

#AI #AgenticSkills #MaliciousSkills #metadata #dependencies #RuntimePermissions #SupplyChain #security #governance

Top 10: @owasp resource can help you identify and mitigate agentic skills risks

https://www.admin-it.io/top-10-agentic-skills-risks-from-owasp/?utm_source=mam

#AI #AgenticSkills #MaliciousSkills #metadata #dependencies #RuntimePermissions #SupplyChain #security #governance

Top 10: @owasp resource can help you identify and mitigate agentic skills risks

https://www.admin-it.io/top-10-agentic-skills-risks-from-owasp/?utm_source=mam

#AI #AgenticSkills #MaliciousSkills #metadata #dependencies #RuntimePermissions #SupplyChain #security #governance

Top 10: @owasp resource can help you identify and mitigate agentic skills risks

https://www.admin-it.io/top-10-agentic-skills-risks-from-owasp/?utm_source=mam

#AI #AgenticSkills #MaliciousSkills #metadata #dependencies #RuntimePermissions #SupplyChain #security #governance

Does anyone else refuse to leave messages or talk on the phone when companies say that the call is being recorded (as opposed to *may be* recorded like in the olden days)?

I've started hanging up and sending them emails instead, explaining that I refuse to have my voice recorded and used for voice recognition and AI training. Check their privacy policies. Many outright say that they use your data for this purpose.

This gets so old. But if we don't push back when we can, they'll get away with everything.

#AI #FuckAI #security #privacy #IAmGoingToGoLiveInACaveNowItHasBeenNiceKnowingYou

Does anyone else refuse to leave messages or talk on the phone when companies say that the call is being recorded (as opposed to *may be* recorded like in the olden days)?

I've started hanging up and sending them emails instead, explaining that I refuse to have my voice recorded and used for voice recognition and AI training. Check their privacy policies. Many outright say that they use your data for this purpose.

This gets so old. But if we don't push back when we can, they'll get away with everything.

#AI #FuckAI #security #privacy #IAmGoingToGoLiveInACaveNowItHasBeenNiceKnowingYou

Does anyone else refuse to leave messages or talk on the phone when companies say that the call is being recorded (as opposed to *may be* recorded like in the olden days)?

I've started hanging up and sending them emails instead, explaining that I refuse to have my voice recorded and used for voice recognition and AI training. Check their privacy policies. Many outright say that they use your data for this purpose.

This gets so old. But if we don't push back when we can, they'll get away with everything.

#AI #FuckAI #security #privacy #IAmGoingToGoLiveInACaveNowItHasBeenNiceKnowingYou

Does anyone else refuse to leave messages or talk on the phone when companies say that the call is being recorded (as opposed to *may be* recorded like in the olden days)?

I've started hanging up and sending them emails instead, explaining that I refuse to have my voice recorded and used for voice recognition and AI training. Check their privacy policies. Many outright say that they use your data for this purpose.

This gets so old. But if we don't push back when we can, they'll get away with everything.

#AI #FuckAI #security #privacy #IAmGoingToGoLiveInACaveNowItHasBeenNiceKnowingYou

Does anyone else refuse to leave messages or talk on the phone when companies say that the call is being recorded (as opposed to *may be* recorded like in the olden days)?

I've started hanging up and sending them emails instead, explaining that I refuse to have my voice recorded and used for voice recognition and AI training. Check their privacy policies. Many outright say that they use your data for this purpose.

This gets so old. But if we don't push back when we can, they'll get away with everything.

#AI #FuckAI #security #privacy #IAmGoingToGoLiveInACaveNowItHasBeenNiceKnowingYou

Spent last night on the 67th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower with a room full of Chicago CIOs at the Evanta Inner Circle. The agenda said human-AI collaboration and change leadership. The actual conversation kept coming back to one word: governance.

Two years ago, the question in these rooms was "what are you piloting?" Last night nobody asked that. The questions were harder. Who signs off when an agent takes an action nobody reviewed? What do you do when your board wants AI velocity, and your risk team wants a pause button? The adoption problem has been addressed. The judgment problem isn't close.

Two things I'm taking back to the office:

- Governance that lives in a policy doc is decoration. If it isn't enforced inside the workflow, it doesn't exist.

- Buy vs. build is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the failure when it breaks.

Good conversation, better people. Thanks to the Governing Body and the Gartner team for pulling it together.

https://www.evanta.com/cio/chicago/chicago-cio-inner-circle-9278

#AI #CIO #Leadership #Cybersecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #Governance #Gartner #Evanta

Spent last night on the 67th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower with a room full of Chicago CIOs at the Evanta Inner Circle. The agenda said human-AI collaboration and change leadership. The actual conversation kept coming back to one word: governance.

Two years ago, the question in these rooms was "what are you piloting?" Last night nobody asked that. The questions were harder. Who signs off when an agent takes an action nobody reviewed? What do you do when your board wants AI velocity, and your risk team wants a pause button? The adoption problem has been addressed. The judgment problem isn't close.

Two things I'm taking back to the office:

- Governance that lives in a policy doc is decoration. If it isn't enforced inside the workflow, it doesn't exist.

- Buy vs. build is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the failure when it breaks.

Good conversation, better people. Thanks to the Governing Body and the Gartner team for pulling it together.

https://www.evanta.com/cio/chicago/chicago-cio-inner-circle-9278

#AI #CIO #Leadership #Cybersecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #Governance #Gartner #Evanta

Spent last night on the 67th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower with a room full of Chicago CIOs at the Evanta Inner Circle. The agenda said human-AI collaboration and change leadership. The actual conversation kept coming back to one word: governance.

Two years ago, the question in these rooms was "what are you piloting?" Last night nobody asked that. The questions were harder. Who signs off when an agent takes an action nobody reviewed? What do you do when your board wants AI velocity, and your risk team wants a pause button? The adoption problem has been addressed. The judgment problem isn't close.

Two things I'm taking back to the office:

- Governance that lives in a policy doc is decoration. If it isn't enforced inside the workflow, it doesn't exist.

- Buy vs. build is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the failure when it breaks.

Good conversation, better people. Thanks to the Governing Body and the Gartner team for pulling it together.

https://www.evanta.com/cio/chicago/chicago-cio-inner-circle-9278

#AI #CIO #Leadership #Cybersecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #Governance #Gartner #Evanta

Spent last night on the 67th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower with a room full of Chicago CIOs at the Evanta Inner Circle. The agenda said human-AI collaboration and change leadership. The actual conversation kept coming back to one word: governance.

Two years ago, the question in these rooms was "what are you piloting?" Last night nobody asked that. The questions were harder. Who signs off when an agent takes an action nobody reviewed? What do you do when your board wants AI velocity, and your risk team wants a pause button? The adoption problem has been addressed. The judgment problem isn't close.

Two things I'm taking back to the office:

- Governance that lives in a policy doc is decoration. If it isn't enforced inside the workflow, it doesn't exist.

- Buy vs. build is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the failure when it breaks.

Good conversation, better people. Thanks to the Governing Body and the Gartner team for pulling it together.

https://www.evanta.com/cio/chicago/chicago-cio-inner-circle-9278

#AI #CIO #Leadership #Cybersecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #Governance #Gartner #Evanta

Spent last night on the 67th floor of Willis (Sears) Tower with a room full of Chicago CIOs at the Evanta Inner Circle. The agenda said human-AI collaboration and change leadership. The actual conversation kept coming back to one word: governance.

Two years ago, the question in these rooms was "what are you piloting?" Last night nobody asked that. The questions were harder. Who signs off when an agent takes an action nobody reviewed? What do you do when your board wants AI velocity, and your risk team wants a pause button? The adoption problem has been addressed. The judgment problem isn't close.

Two things I'm taking back to the office:

- Governance that lives in a policy doc is decoration. If it isn't enforced inside the workflow, it doesn't exist.

- Buy vs. build is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the failure when it breaks.

Good conversation, better people. Thanks to the Governing Body and the Gartner team for pulling it together.

https://www.evanta.com/cio/chicago/chicago-cio-inner-circle-9278

#AI #CIO #Leadership #Cybersecurity #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #Governance #Gartner #Evanta

https://blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/09/02/13177/mozilla-%e6%8e%a8%e5%87%ba%e4%ba%86%e6%ae%98%e5%bb%a2%e7%89%88%e7%9a%84-ad-blocker-for-firefox-on-ios/

Mozilla 推出了殘廢版的 Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS

#ad #advertisement #blocker #firefox #ios #mozilla #privacy #security

https://blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/09/02/13177/mozilla-%e6%8e%a8%e5%87%ba%e4%ba%86%e6%ae%98%e5%bb%a2%e7%89%88%e7%9a%84-ad-blocker-for-firefox-on-ios/

Mozilla 推出了殘廢版的 Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS

#ad #advertisement #blocker #firefox #ios #mozilla #privacy #security

https://blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/09/02/13177/mozilla-%e6%8e%a8%e5%87%ba%e4%ba%86%e6%ae%98%e5%bb%a2%e7%89%88%e7%9a%84-ad-blocker-for-firefox-on-ios/

Mozilla 推出了殘廢版的 Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS

#ad #advertisement #blocker #firefox #ios #mozilla #privacy #security

https://blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/09/02/13177/mozilla-%e6%8e%a8%e5%87%ba%e4%ba%86%e6%ae%98%e5%bb%a2%e7%89%88%e7%9a%84-ad-blocker-for-firefox-on-ios/

Mozilla 推出了殘廢版的 Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS

#ad #advertisement #blocker #firefox #ios #mozilla #privacy #security

https://blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/09/02/13177/mozilla-%e6%8e%a8%e5%87%ba%e4%ba%86%e6%ae%98%e5%bb%a2%e7%89%88%e7%9a%84-ad-blocker-for-firefox-on-ios/

Mozilla 推出了殘廢版的 Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS

#ad #advertisement #blocker #firefox #ios #mozilla #privacy #security

PSA: #Dissent and #protest are inalienable #rights under #democracy. The latter depends on the former for its existence.

Those who frame or treat such activities as national #security #threats are in fact, projecting. They're aspiring #authoritarians & #dictators who hate #accountability & your right to #self_determination. Their goal is a #coup over #democracy. Keep them in their place!

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives August 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the August 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the August 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy Tab S9 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the August 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released for the Galaxy Tab S10:

• SM-X820: X820XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOSADZH1 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Check for Updates or Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives August 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the August 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the August 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy Tab S9 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the August 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released for the Galaxy Tab S10:

• SM-X820: X820XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOSADZH1 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Check for Updates or Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives August 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the August 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the August 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy Tab S9 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the August 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released for the Galaxy Tab S10:

• SM-X820: X820XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOSADZH1 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Check for Updates or Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives August 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the August 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the August 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy Tab S9 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the August 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released for the Galaxy Tab S10:

• SM-X820: X820XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOSADZH1 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Check for Updates or Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

Galaxy Tab S10 Series receives August 2026 Security Patch

Samsung have revealed what vulnerabilities the August 2026 security patch has fixed earlier, as you can see here. This kind of update ensures that your phone, your tablet, and other devices become more secure as updates come along. Those updates are rolled out staggered, depending on your region and your device model. For instance, while the Galaxy S26 gets monthly updates, the Galaxy Tab S11 gets quarterly security updates.

Samsung has recently began distributing the August 2026 security patch to the Tab S10 series. This is built on top of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy Tab S9 that uses Android 16 QPR2 as the base.

This security patch has varying sizes for the tablets, and they bring the August 5th, 2026 security patch that you can see in the update info. This contains all fixes to vulnerabilities discovered since the last security patch released for these tablets.

According to the latest data, we have found the following firmware versions released for the Galaxy Tab S10:

• SM-X820: X820XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X826N: X826NKOSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X920: X920XXSADZH1 [KOO]
• SM-X926N: X926NKOSADZH1 [KOO]

To obtain the update, follow these steps:

1. Open the Settings app
2. Navigate to Software update
3. Tap on Check for Updates or Download and Install
4. You should be able to see the update information. Verify the version with your device model posted above.
5. Click on Download, let it download, and click on Install. Make sure that you download the update through Wi-Fi.

This security update should take 5 to 10 minutes maximum to install once your phone reboots. Make sure that you have the phone charged fully before initiating the update process to avoid interruptions. Back up your data to your PC, the cloud, or any other device in case the update went wrong. Don’t interrupt the update process, or you’ll experience problems later.

What Iceland’s snub means for the EU’s place in the world – POLITICO https://www.byteseu.com/2328783/ #Albania #Democracy #DonaldTrump #Enlargement #Estonia #GREENLAND #Iceland #MarineLePen #MartaKos #Moldova #Montenegro #NigelFarage #Norway #Referendum #Rights #Russia #SchengenArea #Security #SingleMarket #Switzerland #trade #Ukraine #UnitedStates #UrsulaVonDerLeyen #WarInUkraine

PLA air activity around Taiwan remained relatively low in August 2026, with 171 aircraft sorties and 55 median line crossings.

However, this does not necessarily mean that overall military pressure is decreasing. Helicopter activity has become more frequent northeast and southeast of Taiwan, while recent research points to increasing maritime operations and more regular China Coast Guard patrols, particularly southeast of the island.

#Taiwan #China #PLA #IndoPacific #security

PLA air activity around Taiwan remained relatively low in August 2026, with 171 aircraft sorties and 55 median line crossings.

However, this does not necessarily mean that overall military pressure is decreasing. Helicopter activity has become more frequent northeast and southeast of Taiwan, while recent research points to increasing maritime operations and more regular China Coast Guard patrols, particularly southeast of the island.

#Taiwan #China #PLA #IndoPacific #security

PLA air activity around Taiwan remained relatively low in August 2026, with 171 aircraft sorties and 55 median line crossings.

However, this does not necessarily mean that overall military pressure is decreasing. Helicopter activity has become more frequent northeast and southeast of Taiwan, while recent research points to increasing maritime operations and more regular China Coast Guard patrols, particularly southeast of the island.

#Taiwan #China #PLA #IndoPacific #security

LLM/AI is ignoring human commands and overriding authority by impersonating the human user to grant itself the authority it wants. These kinds of events, being tracked in the UK, doubled in July compared to June.
https://youtu.be/txEmFM5cg2Q

#AI #LLM #corruption #security #identityTheft

LLM/AI is ignoring human commands and overriding authority by impersonating the human user to grant itself the authority it wants. These kinds of events, being tracked in the UK, doubled in July compared to June.
https://youtu.be/txEmFM5cg2Q

#AI #LLM #corruption #security #identityTheft

LLM/AI is ignoring human commands and overriding authority by impersonating the human user to grant itself the authority it wants. These kinds of events, being tracked in the UK, doubled in July compared to June.
https://youtu.be/txEmFM5cg2Q

#AI #LLM #corruption #security #identityTheft

LLM/AI is ignoring human commands and overriding authority by impersonating the human user to grant itself the authority it wants. These kinds of events, being tracked in the UK, doubled in July compared to June.
https://youtu.be/txEmFM5cg2Q

#AI #LLM #corruption #security #identityTheft

LLM/AI is ignoring human commands and overriding authority by impersonating the human user to grant itself the authority it wants. These kinds of events, being tracked in the UK, doubled in July compared to June.
https://youtu.be/txEmFM5cg2Q

#AI #LLM #corruption #security #identityTheft

https://www.europesays.com/videos/86298/ Joshua Wong case: From student activist to possible life sentence #2014 #activist #Beijing #CHARGE #court #democracy #foreign #hearing #HighCourt #HIGHSCHOOL #HongKong #JAILED #JoshuaWong #Law #news #plea #protest #Security #sentencing #sky #SkyNews #student

From pets to cattle to agents. 🚀
I’ll be at @dev2next exploring how identity, authentication, and authorization have evolved alongside modern infrastructure, and what AI agents mean for the future of workload security.
Join me!
🔗 https://www.dev2next.com/speaker/c148b3c52689464bad27d984396340c6
#Security #TechEvents #AI

From pets to cattle to agents. 🚀
I’ll be at @dev2next exploring how identity, authentication, and authorization have evolved alongside modern infrastructure, and what AI agents mean for the future of workload security.
Join me!
🔗 https://www.dev2next.com/speaker/c148b3c52689464bad27d984396340c6
#Security #TechEvents #AI