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ETH Zurich Researchers Develop a Perfect Randomness Generator with Quantum Precision
Scientists at ETH Zurich have demonstrated a method to generate perfectly random binary sequences crucial for cryptography and blockchain.
Read MoreMegalodon Malware Infects Over 5,500 GitHub Repositories in Recent Attack
The Megalodon malware compromised more than 5,500 GitHub repositories via malicious commits in a May 18th attack.
Read MoreCritical Linux Vulnerability Discovered After a Decade, Affecting Major Distributions
A decade-old security flaw in Linux permits local users to gain administrative access, impacting major distros like Red Hat and Debian.
Read MoreAnthropic’s Claude Mythos AI Finds Over 10,000 Software Vulnerabilities in One Month
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI has identified more than 10,000 vulnerabilities in software within just one month, highlighting its potential in cybersecurity.
Read MoreIndependent Tests Highlight Strengths and Weaknesses of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview AI
Independent evaluations find Anthropic’s Mythos excels in code auditing but shows mixed results in other AI tasks.
Read MoreResearchers Repurpose Fiber-Optic Cables to Monitor Nearby Conversations Using Acoustic Sensing
Edinburgh scientists have demonstrated that fiber-optic cables can be adapted to detect and eavesdrop on nearby conversations using distributed acoustic sensing.
Read MoreSecurity Updates for Certain Banned Chinese Drones and Routers to Continue Until 2029
Despite import restrictions on select Chinese drones and routers, the devices will receive security patches in the US through 2029.
Read MoreGrok AI Wallet Faces Prompt Injection Attack Resulting in $204,000 Token Theft, Reversed by Attacker
A prompt injection attack exploited the Grok AI wallet, transferring $204,000 in DRB tokens before the hacker voluntarily returned the funds.
Read MoreMobile Internet and SMS Services Scheduled for Suspension in Moscow During Early May Holidays
Mobile internet and SMS services will be temporarily disabled in Moscow on May 5, 7, and 9 for security reasons, affecting residents during early May holidays.
Read MoreApple Faces Over 30 Lawsuits Alleging AirTag-Facilitated Stalking
More than 30 individuals have filed separate lawsuits against Apple, claiming AirTags were used to stalk them.
Read MoreVolla Unveils Secure Phone Plinius Series Featuring Removable Batteries and Dual OS Options
German brand Volla launches Phone Plinius and Phone Plinius Plus, secure smartphones with removable batteries and choice of two operating systems.
Read MoreSony Confirms New DRM Measures for PS4 and PS5 Games, Impact Less Severe Than Expected
Sony confirms updated DRM protection on PS4 and PS5 titles, reassuring gamers the changes won’t be as restrictive as initially feared.
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