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  1. "Phantom squatting” uses #AI hallucinated #domains for #cyber attacks

    source: cybernews.com/security/phantom…

    This new #attack vector works as follows: criminals probe AI models by asking questions such as "What's the official #website for company X?" or where a particular file, application, or package can be downloaded. Sometimes, AI systems hallucinate even when responding to these seemingly simple questions.

    What's more, Unit 42 found that models can repeatedly generate the same non-existent domains. Attackers can therefore collect these hallucinated domains, #register the available ones, and proceed with a familiar #cybercrime playbook: lure victims to #fake websites and serve #malware, distribute malicious packages, or steal credentials through #phishing attacks.

    #news #cybersecurity #security #domain #hallucination #technology #software #internet #online #fail #problem #www #web #cyberattack #knowledge #browser #knowhow

  2. "Phantom squatting” uses #AI hallucinated #domains for #cyber attacks

    source: cybernews.com/security/phantom…

    This new #attack vector works as follows: criminals probe AI models by asking questions such as "What's the official #website for company X?" or where a particular file, application, or package can be downloaded. Sometimes, AI systems hallucinate even when responding to these seemingly simple questions.

    What's more, Unit 42 found that models can repeatedly generate the same non-existent domains. Attackers can therefore collect these hallucinated domains, #register the available ones, and proceed with a familiar #cybercrime playbook: lure victims to #fake websites and serve #malware, distribute malicious packages, or steal credentials through #phishing attacks.

    #news #cybersecurity #security #domain #hallucination #technology #software #internet #online #fail #problem #www #web #cyberattack #knowledge #browser #knowhow

  3. "Phantom squatting” uses #AI hallucinated #domains for #cyber attacks

    source: cybernews.com/security/phantom…

    This new #attack vector works as follows: criminals probe AI models by asking questions such as "What's the official #website for company X?" or where a particular file, application, or package can be downloaded. Sometimes, AI systems hallucinate even when responding to these seemingly simple questions.

    What's more, Unit 42 found that models can repeatedly generate the same non-existent domains. Attackers can therefore collect these hallucinated domains, #register the available ones, and proceed with a familiar #cybercrime playbook: lure victims to #fake websites and serve #malware, distribute malicious packages, or steal credentials through #phishing attacks.

    #news #cybersecurity #security #domain #hallucination #technology #software #internet #online #fail #problem #www #web #cyberattack #knowledge #browser #knowhow

  4. From Storms to Survival: El Niño, Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A 19-Theme Global Journey Through History, Crisis, and Human Resilience

    19 Themes: From El Niño to Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A Global Story of Survival

    History shows one truth: humanity adapts. From famine to floods, from war to sport, every crisis creates new stories, ideas, and identities.

    Theme 1: Nature Writes History

    History is often shaped by nature—droughts, floods, and climate shifts have changed civilizations.

    Theme 2: El Niño and Southern Africa

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWkOD_ukuE0

    El Niño has intensified drought in southern Africa, affecting food systems and migration.

    Theme 3: Northern Namibia and the Rain Crisis

    Northern regions face both drought and flash floods, showing climate extremes.

    Theme 4: When Heavy Rains Change Culture

    Storms have inspired stories, myths, and literature for centuries.

    Theme 5: The Story of Frankenstein

    Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley after the famous “Year Without a Summer” in Europe—caused by volcanic climate disruption, not El Niño or the Bahamas.

    Theme 6: Lords, Poets, and the Birth of Horror

    At Lake Geneva, Lord Byron challenged guests to write ghost stories. That night helped create Frankenstein.

    Theme 7: Queens and Power in Times of Crisis

    Royal power often shaped responses to famine, plague, and war.

    Theme 8: Nuclear War and Human Fear

    The Cold War created global fear of annihilation.

    Theme 9: Crisis Creates Innovation

    Wars and disasters often accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

    Theme 10: The Spirit of United States

    America’s story is one of reinvention—immigration, innovation, industry, and resilience.

    Theme 11: America and the Global Story

    The U.S. has shaped global politics, culture, technology, and sport.

    Theme 12: Migration in Times of Hardship

    People move when survival demands it.

    Theme 13: Food Security and Global Hunger

    Climate and conflict continue to threaten food systems.

    Theme 14: Sports as Global Healing

    Sport often unites where politics divide.

    Theme 15: FIFA World Cup and Global Identity

    The World Cup tells stories of nations, pride, migration, and identity.

    Theme 16: Southern Africa on the World Stage

    African nations carry regional hope into global tournaments.

    Theme 17: History’s Lesson — Adapt or Fall

    Empires rise and fall based on their ability to adapt.

    Theme 18: The Future of Climate and Conflict

    Climate change may become the next great test of human resilience.

    Theme 19: Humanity’s Shared Story

    From Namibia to America, from famine to football, from literature to war—the human story is survival, creativity, and adaptation.

    Final Reflection

    History tells us that nature, crisis, and imagination are deeply connected. Whether it is El Niño in southern Africa, the creation of Frankenstein, the fear of nuclear war, or the joy of the World Cup, each chapter reminds us: humanity endures by adapting.

    #AI #available #bill #climate #climateChange #code #conditions #environment #equator #fashion #fox #globalWarming #google #html #https #instagram #model #module #nbc #news #pacific #planet #poetry #politics #sustainability #tax #text #tiktok #tropics #twitter #url #weather #word #wordpress #www
  5. From Storms to Survival: El Niño, Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A 19-Theme Global Journey Through History, Crisis, and Human Resilience

    19 Themes: From El Niño to Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A Global Story of Survival

    History shows one truth: humanity adapts. From famine to floods, from war to sport, every crisis creates new stories, ideas, and identities.

    Theme 1: Nature Writes History

    History is often shaped by nature—droughts, floods, and climate shifts have changed civilizations.

    Theme 2: El Niño and Southern Africa

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWkOD_ukuE0

    El Niño has intensified drought in southern Africa, affecting food systems and migration.

    Theme 3: Northern Namibia and the Rain Crisis

    Northern regions face both drought and flash floods, showing climate extremes.

    Theme 4: When Heavy Rains Change Culture

    Storms have inspired stories, myths, and literature for centuries.

    Theme 5: The Story of Frankenstein

    Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley after the famous “Year Without a Summer” in Europe—caused by volcanic climate disruption, not El Niño or the Bahamas.

    Theme 6: Lords, Poets, and the Birth of Horror

    At Lake Geneva, Lord Byron challenged guests to write ghost stories. That night helped create Frankenstein.

    Theme 7: Queens and Power in Times of Crisis

    Royal power often shaped responses to famine, plague, and war.

    Theme 8: Nuclear War and Human Fear

    The Cold War created global fear of annihilation.

    Theme 9: Crisis Creates Innovation

    Wars and disasters often accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

    Theme 10: The Spirit of United States

    America’s story is one of reinvention—immigration, innovation, industry, and resilience.

    Theme 11: America and the Global Story

    The U.S. has shaped global politics, culture, technology, and sport.

    Theme 12: Migration in Times of Hardship

    People move when survival demands it.

    Theme 13: Food Security and Global Hunger

    Climate and conflict continue to threaten food systems.

    Theme 14: Sports as Global Healing

    Sport often unites where politics divide.

    Theme 15: FIFA World Cup and Global Identity

    The World Cup tells stories of nations, pride, migration, and identity.

    Theme 16: Southern Africa on the World Stage

    African nations carry regional hope into global tournaments.

    Theme 17: History’s Lesson — Adapt or Fall

    Empires rise and fall based on their ability to adapt.

    Theme 18: The Future of Climate and Conflict

    Climate change may become the next great test of human resilience.

    Theme 19: Humanity’s Shared Story

    From Namibia to America, from famine to football, from literature to war—the human story is survival, creativity, and adaptation.

    Final Reflection

    History tells us that nature, crisis, and imagination are deeply connected. Whether it is El Niño in southern Africa, the creation of Frankenstein, the fear of nuclear war, or the joy of the World Cup, each chapter reminds us: humanity endures by adapting.

    #AI #available #bill #climate #climateChange #code #conditions #environment #equator #fashion #fox #globalWarming #google #html #https #instagram #model #module #nbc #news #pacific #planet #poetry #politics #sustainability #tax #text #tiktok #tropics #twitter #url #weather #word #wordpress #www
  6. From Storms to Survival: El Niño, Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A 19-Theme Global Journey Through History, Crisis, and Human Resilience

    19 Themes: From El Niño to Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A Global Story of Survival

    History shows one truth: humanity adapts. From famine to floods, from war to sport, every crisis creates new stories, ideas, and identities.

    Theme 1: Nature Writes History

    History is often shaped by nature—droughts, floods, and climate shifts have changed civilizations.

    Theme 2: El Niño and Southern Africa

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWkOD_ukuE0

    El Niño has intensified drought in southern Africa, affecting food systems and migration.

    Theme 3: Northern Namibia and the Rain Crisis

    Northern regions face both drought and flash floods, showing climate extremes.

    Theme 4: When Heavy Rains Change Culture

    Storms have inspired stories, myths, and literature for centuries.

    Theme 5: The Story of Frankenstein

    Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley after the famous “Year Without a Summer” in Europe—caused by volcanic climate disruption, not El Niño or the Bahamas.

    Theme 6: Lords, Poets, and the Birth of Horror

    At Lake Geneva, Lord Byron challenged guests to write ghost stories. That night helped create Frankenstein.

    Theme 7: Queens and Power in Times of Crisis

    Royal power often shaped responses to famine, plague, and war.

    Theme 8: Nuclear War and Human Fear

    The Cold War created global fear of annihilation.

    Theme 9: Crisis Creates Innovation

    Wars and disasters often accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

    Theme 10: The Spirit of United States

    America’s story is one of reinvention—immigration, innovation, industry, and resilience.

    Theme 11: America and the Global Story

    The U.S. has shaped global politics, culture, technology, and sport.

    Theme 12: Migration in Times of Hardship

    People move when survival demands it.

    Theme 13: Food Security and Global Hunger

    Climate and conflict continue to threaten food systems.

    Theme 14: Sports as Global Healing

    Sport often unites where politics divide.

    Theme 15: FIFA World Cup and Global Identity

    The World Cup tells stories of nations, pride, migration, and identity.

    Theme 16: Southern Africa on the World Stage

    African nations carry regional hope into global tournaments.

    Theme 17: History’s Lesson — Adapt or Fall

    Empires rise and fall based on their ability to adapt.

    Theme 18: The Future of Climate and Conflict

    Climate change may become the next great test of human resilience.

    Theme 19: Humanity’s Shared Story

    From Namibia to America, from famine to football, from literature to war—the human story is survival, creativity, and adaptation.

    Final Reflection

    History tells us that nature, crisis, and imagination are deeply connected. Whether it is El Niño in southern Africa, the creation of Frankenstein, the fear of nuclear war, or the joy of the World Cup, each chapter reminds us: humanity endures by adapting.

    #AI #available #bill #climate #climateChange #code #conditions #environment #equator #fashion #fox #globalWarming #google #html #https #instagram #model #module #nbc #news #pacific #planet #poetry #politics #sustainability #tax #text #tiktok #tropics #twitter #url #weather #word #wordpress #www
  7. From Storms to Survival: El Niño, Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A 19-Theme Global Journey Through History, Crisis, and Human Resilience

    19 Themes: From El Niño to Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A Global Story of Survival

    History shows one truth: humanity adapts. From famine to floods, from war to sport, every crisis creates new stories, ideas, and identities.

    Theme 1: Nature Writes History

    History is often shaped by nature—droughts, floods, and climate shifts have changed civilizations.

    Theme 2: El Niño and Southern Africa

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWkOD_ukuE0

    El Niño has intensified drought in southern Africa, affecting food systems and migration.

    Theme 3: Northern Namibia and the Rain Crisis

    Northern regions face both drought and flash floods, showing climate extremes.

    Theme 4: When Heavy Rains Change Culture

    Storms have inspired stories, myths, and literature for centuries.

    Theme 5: The Story of Frankenstein

    Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley after the famous “Year Without a Summer” in Europe—caused by volcanic climate disruption, not El Niño or the Bahamas.

    Theme 6: Lords, Poets, and the Birth of Horror

    At Lake Geneva, Lord Byron challenged guests to write ghost stories. That night helped create Frankenstein.

    Theme 7: Queens and Power in Times of Crisis

    Royal power often shaped responses to famine, plague, and war.

    Theme 8: Nuclear War and Human Fear

    The Cold War created global fear of annihilation.

    Theme 9: Crisis Creates Innovation

    Wars and disasters often accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

    Theme 10: The Spirit of United States

    America’s story is one of reinvention—immigration, innovation, industry, and resilience.

    Theme 11: America and the Global Story

    The U.S. has shaped global politics, culture, technology, and sport.

    Theme 12: Migration in Times of Hardship

    People move when survival demands it.

    Theme 13: Food Security and Global Hunger

    Climate and conflict continue to threaten food systems.

    Theme 14: Sports as Global Healing

    Sport often unites where politics divide.

    Theme 15: FIFA World Cup and Global Identity

    The World Cup tells stories of nations, pride, migration, and identity.

    Theme 16: Southern Africa on the World Stage

    African nations carry regional hope into global tournaments.

    Theme 17: History’s Lesson — Adapt or Fall

    Empires rise and fall based on their ability to adapt.

    Theme 18: The Future of Climate and Conflict

    Climate change may become the next great test of human resilience.

    Theme 19: Humanity’s Shared Story

    From Namibia to America, from famine to football, from literature to war—the human story is survival, creativity, and adaptation.

    Final Reflection

    History tells us that nature, crisis, and imagination are deeply connected. Whether it is El Niño in southern Africa, the creation of Frankenstein, the fear of nuclear war, or the joy of the World Cup, each chapter reminds us: humanity endures by adapting.

    #AI #available #bill #climate #climateChange #code #conditions #environment #equator #fashion #fox #globalWarming #google #html #https #instagram #model #module #nbc #news #pacific #planet #poetry #politics #sustainability #tax #text #tiktok #tropics #twitter #url #weather #word #wordpress #www
  8. This is what the #WWW has become. A website with 38 #trackers (20% of its content).

    I do not even understand how the #SEO people can make sense of this.

    Is regular people aware of all the #surveillance and lack or #privacy that goes on while visiting websites?

  9. This is what the #WWW has become. A website with 38 #trackers (20% of its content).

    I do not even understand how the #SEO people can make sense of this.

    Is regular people aware of all the #surveillance and lack or #privacy that goes on while visiting websites?

  10. #Mozilla, why are you playing along with Google's devious game and #betraying the #principles of #free #software?

    source: omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/06/mozill…

    Nonetheless, the appearance of ‘device attestation’ in Firefox’s mobile codebase has raised eyebrows in the #FOSS #community, including from #mobile projects based on the #Android Open Source Project (AOSP) codebase, like #LineageOS and #GrapheneOS, which omit Play services.

    Given that Firefox’s entire USP on Android is that it’s an open-source, privacy-respecting alternative for those avoiding #Google (and open-source, privacy-conscious users often run non-stock Android) it’s a move that, short of further explanation, rubs some the wrong way.

    #news #software #security #ai #technology #cybersecurity #Firefox #browser #future #smartphone #api #evil #economy #bigtech #fail #floss #opensource #principle #opensource #ethics #surfing #web #www #freedom #alphabet surveillance #tracking #power #privacy #root #rooted #question #aosp

  11. Not many people know the origin of the WWW are just 3 drains connected to each other.

    #3W #WWW #History #Internet

  12. Not many people know the origin of the WWW are just 3 drains connected to each other.

    #3W #WWW #History #Internet

  13. Wer jetzt noch #Google für #Suche nutzt, der hilft mit, dass das #WWW (das viele Menschen für das #Internet halten) in der Form stirbt, wie wir es kennen:
    heise.de/meinung/Google-Suche-

    Es gibt nun keine Ausrede mehr: wechsel ab sofort auf Alternativen.

    Ich nutze aktuell beispielsweise duckduckgo.com/ als auch startpage.com/ und das schon seit mindestens 15 Jahren.

    #GoogleSearch #enshittification #AI #KI #slurp

  14. Wer jetzt noch #Google für #Suche nutzt, der hilft mit, dass das #WWW (das viele Menschen für das #Internet halten) in der Form stirbt, wie wir es kennen:
    heise.de/meinung/Google-Suche-

    Es gibt nun keine Ausrede mehr: wechsel ab sofort auf Alternativen.

    Ich nutze aktuell beispielsweise duckduckgo.com/ als auch startpage.com/ und das schon seit mindestens 15 Jahren.

    #GoogleSearch #enshittification #AI #KI #slurp

  15. Knowing you #browser #fingerprint ...

    source: sinceyouarrived.world/taken

    A web page that tells you what your browser gave away the moment you arrived. No #login, no form, no #permission. Most pages do this. None of them tell you.

    #internet #tracking #software #news #spy #surveillance #web #www #privacy #knowledge #informati#economy on #bigdata #bigtech #anonymity #problem #economy #bigbrother

  16. We need some against the progressing

    Ayo if you can hear me some into the 🗣️ 📢 📢 📢 🔥🔥🔥

  17. The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
    terrygodier.com/the-boring-int

    This is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW.

    #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity

  18. The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
    terrygodier.com/the-boring-int

    This is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW.

    #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity

  19. The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
    terrygodier.com/the-boring-int

    This is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW.

    #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity

  20. The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
    terrygodier.com/the-boring-int

    This is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW.

    #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity

  21. The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
    terrygodier.com/the-boring-int

    This is golden. Either you're remembering the good old days of the #Internet because you've participated or you should read that in order to understand what's next after companies ruined the #WWW.

    #decentralization #digitalSouvereignity