Il presidente libanese Joseph Aoun ha ordinato alle forze armate di “contrastare ogni nuova incursione israeliana” nel sud del Paese, dopo che soldati israeliani hanno attraversato
Who Wins between #Trump & China's #XiJinping meeting for the first time since 2019? What does it means for the future of the Relationship between the Two Superpowers
What can #ZohranMamdani & the #NYC Mayoral Race tell us about the future of the US Democratic Party?
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Ponte sulla SP1 a Brescello: al via intervento di manutenzione straordinaria da 235mila euro
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Fascist Paramilitary surrounded the car of a U.S. citizen in a parking lot, fired at her windshield, and dragged her out as she screamed that her children were inside the car. [Aurora, IL]
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Måten vi gjennomfører studiene våre på er egentlig laget for 1900-tallet. Det sier Morten Breivik, førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for teknisk kybernetikk på NTNU.
The Commerce Department has proposed barring sales of TP-Link products, citing a national security risk from ties to China, people familiar with the matter said.
All WiFi routers should run OpenWRT or another open source solution. There is nothing in these black boxes that needs to be closed source. They're WiFi and NAT FFS.
I think that, TP-Link aside, consumer broadband routers in general have been a security problem.
They are, unlike most devices, directly Internet-connected. That means that they really do need to be maintained more stringently than a lot of devices, because everyone has some level of access to them.
People buying them are very value-conscious. Your typical consumer does not want to pay much for their broadband router. Businesses are going to be a lot more willing to put money into their firewall and/or pay for ongoing support. I think that you are going to have a hard time finding a market with consumers willing to pay for ongoing support for their consumer broadband router.
Partly because home users are very value-conscious, any such provider of router updates might try to make money by data-mining activity. If users are wary of this, they are going to be even more unlikely to want to accept updates.
Home users probably don't have any sort of computer inventory management system, tracking support for and replacing devices that fall out of support.
People buying them often are not incredibly able to assess or aware of security implications.
They can trivially see all Internet traffic in-and-out. They don't need to ARP-poison caches or anything to try to see what devices on the network are doing.
My impression is that there has been some movement from ISPs away from bring-your-own-device service, just because those ISPs don't want to deal with compromised devices on their network.
I agree, but for the reasons above, it's a terrible outcome for everyone on the internet. The number of people who will keep their router up to date with security patches are abysmal. Fix the ISPs and it would work, but you can't fix the situation where the majority of residential humans suck at managing routers.
A long time ago, for whatever reason, I decided to do a port scan on my entire WAN subnet. That's how I discovered that a certain brand of DSL modem (I don't recall which) made the admin portal accessible from the WAN. And of course the credentials were admin/admin.
I think most hardware providers do better now but it was just mind boggling to me that it even happened in the first place.
Honestly, even limiting it to, say, the WiFi network, having a default admin login is not great.
Like, Android isolates apps from the rest of your Android system, but not from touching the rest of the network. If any random app I install on my phone can reflash my WAP's firmware or something like that, that's not great.
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Exploring the future of artificial intelligence and its integration into humanoid robots. A look at the promise and potential of this rapidly advancing technology.
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Junior Eurovision 2025, Italia: “Rockstar” pubblicato il 3 novembre
"Rockstar", il brano con cui Leonardo Giovannangeli rappresenterà l’Italia allo Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025, sarà reso pubblico lunedì 3 novembre.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) will switch its internal work environment away from Microsoft Office to Open Desk, a European open source alternative, the institution confirmed to Euractiv.
German newspaper Handelsblatt first reported on the plans. The switch comes amid rising concerns about public bodies being reliant on US tech companies to run their services, which have stepped up sharply since the start of US President Donald Trump’s second administration.
For the ICC, such concerns are not abstract: Trump has repeatedly lashed out at the court and slapped sanctions on its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan.
Al Jazeera | HRL’s report showed images containing clusters of objects and ground discolouration that it believes to be evidence of human bodies. The HRL appears to back up other accounts from aid groups that reported chaotic scenes on the ground, including killings, arrests and attacks on hospitals.
“The actions by #RSF presented in this report may be consistent with war crimes and crimes against humanity (CAH) and may rise to the level of genocide,”
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Nvidia’s market valuation topped $5 trillion, cementing its dominance in AI chips but drawing regulatory attention.
OpenAI is gearing up for an IPO that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, reflecting its market leadership.
Applications
Worldpay integrated OpenAI’s Agentic Commerce Protocol, allowing U.S. ChatGPT users to checkout instantly with secure payment flows.
Los Angeles partnered with Google Public Sector to roll out Google Workspace with Gemini across 27,500 employees, boosting AI-augmented productivity.
Vail, Colorado adopted HPE’s AI-enhanced smart-city platform to detect wildfires early, leveraging camera analytics and geospatial data.
Funding
OpenAI CFO cited the Microsoft partnership as a catalyst for faster capital raising and resource access.
Microsoft reported a 74% jump in AI spending to $34.9 billion, earmarking massive data-center expansion to support AI workloads.
Regulation
US senators introduced the GUARD Act to impose safeguards.
The EU is assessing whether ChatGPT should be classified as a “Very Large Online Search Engine” under the Digital Services Act (DSA), which would add transparency and risk-assessment duties.
California’s attorney general announced continued oversight of OpenAI’s conversion to a for-profit entity, despite retaining a nonprofit arm.
Hardware
Extropic unveiled its Thermodynamic Sampling Unit (TSU), a probabilistic chip claimed to be up to 10,000 times more energy-efficient than conventional GPUs.
President signaled intent to sell Nvidia’s Blackwell AI chips to China, sparking criticism over national-security implications.
Products
Adobe “Corrective AI” feature can edit the emotional tone of voice-overs and separate audio elements automatically.
IBM released the IBM Defense Model, a secure, domain-specific AI system built with Janes data for mission-critical defense tasks.
AI Safety
Security researchers found that OpenAI’s Atlas browser can be hijacked via crafted URLs to execute arbitrary instructions, highlighting high-risk exposure in AI-driven web tools.
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