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11.14.25 Security News Bites

DoD Cyber Command 2.0 DoD, apparently, doesn’t like it being called Cyber Command 2.0. Maybe we should call it 3.0 or 4.0. DoD has been wrestling with making Cyber Command more effective since it was formed in 2010. Multiple presidents from both parties have failed at it. Now DoD has a new plan to solve […]

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Chinese Spies Use Commercial AI Tools to SUCCESSFULLY Break Into Companies

Like many AI tools, Claude has a code generating tool. You can use it for good. Or not so good. Chinese spies are using the code generation tool to target companies. Tech companies. Finance. Chemical. And, yes, government agencies. Anthropic created a paper documenting what they know. You can read it here. Anthropic says this is […]

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Innocent websites and pages being disappeared from Google

This is a battle that has been going on for decades. But now AI is ramping up the battle with velocity. Piracy of content on the Internet is a big problem, especially for people who make a living from posting content on the Internet. An example of this is adult content, but that is certainly […]

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08.22.25 Security News Bites

Why Are the Solar Panels on Your Roof a National Security Problem? It would take some work, but if a hacker got access to the same network as your solar panels (like as a result of, say, an unchanged default WiFi password), then due to vulnerabilities in EG4’s solar inverters, a hacker could intercept data, […]

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Will This Change the Course of Large Language Models?

Probably not, but it could have some impact. The key parameters for what an LLM can do is the number of “parameters” it can run. Up until now, anything larger than 32 billion parameters and most computers that you might buy in the store will come to a screeching halt. But now, someone on Reddit […]

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