Proton confirmed an AI adoption push and cancelled staff re-interviews. Separate reporting raises questions about code review and security practices.
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Could AI Agents Make Company Website Break-Ins Cost About $50?
Reuters and NorForge report AI agents probed more than 1,200 sites and breached websites at over 100 companies; the estimated cost is about $50 per intrusion.
How Epoch AI Showed The Risks Of Downloadable AI Models
Epoch AI says GLM 5.3 built Firefox file-reading attacks from public patch information. Mozilla fixed a separate flaw in Firefox 159.
Who Foots The Bill For AI’s Data Center Expansion?
Big Tech’s data center spending reached about $202 billion in one quarter, with debt, leases and partnerships shifting some risks to others.
A Claude Code Update Reached Up To 5,000 Cursor Users—Here’s What To Review
A modified Claude Code extension was available in Cursor’s marketplace for about 11 hours. Cursor says up to 5,000 users may have received it.
Slice Of Martian Meteorite Teghaza 001
NASA’s Oct. 29 image shows the Teghaza 001 slice used to date the Martian rock and map minerals recording its history.
The Night Billions Left Binance: A Minute-by-Minute Breakdown
Binance says an attack affected about $6.3 billion in assets. Analysts trace outflows across several blockchains; the final loss remains unconfirmed.
A Closer Look At “AI-Assisted” In The Palo Alto PHP2Shell Incident
Dream reports 25 compromised servers after PHP2Shell attacks. AI tools were present, but the company says it has no direct evidence they wrote the exploits.
DeepSeek’s Reported $16 Billion Raise Includes Funding From State Players
Reports say DeepSeek raised about 100 billion yuan, with state-backed institutions among the investors. The company has not confirmed the round.
A Religious Exemption From AI At Work: What The Ruling Means
The University of Kentucky approved a Humanist employee’s request not to personally use AI at work, an accommodation rather than a court ruling.