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• Salt Typhoon had been targeting US telecoms
• T-Mobile hunted for months
• A “powered off” router was still communicating
• The connection traced back to a disguised router in Chicago
• 4 T-Mobile employees drove to the data center
• They pulled out scissors

The attackers reached routing infrastructure at the edge of T-Mobile’s network.

They never reached the core or customer data.

Sometimes cybersecurity still comes down to: cut that the cord.

* 2004 IPO: $23B
* 2026: $4.2T
* Total growth: +18,160.9%
* CAGR: ~26.7% per year

Companies such as NordVPN, Surfshark, Google, Cisco, and Airbus helped create these rules.

They cover VPN apps, servers, and gateways. The rules require strong encryption, safe login methods, good key management, and proper handling of security problems.

link: https://cursor.com/changelog/origin-code-hosting

"We told Claude we were evil. It didn't crash. It didn't refuse. It started lying to protect itself "

DeepMind CEO: "Do I worry about being Oppenheimer? That's why I don't sleep much"

"AGI by 2026-2027 - Agents that act in the world on their own - Models doing AI research by end of this year"

Even after context was wiped, some payloads survived through persistent files and continued spreading.

full story: AI needs more and more training data.

So Amazon is buying physical books, shipping them to a Las Vegas facility, cutting off the bindings, scanning the pages, and destroying the originals.

404 Media’s team tracked a shipment with an AirTag all the way to Amazon’s LAS8 facility, which was placed inside one of those books.

"We Tracked a Shipment of Rare Books. It Ended at an Amazon AI Training Facility"

And when asked why, Amazon’s answer was essentially: we buy books to improve our products.

No explanation for the destruction.

We’ve reached the point where AI companies are not just scraping the internet for knowledge, and once they are done, guess what?

They bury them, keep the digitized ones, and throw the originals away.

This means people who use Linux or a Steam Deck can get their Epic Games more easily, without needing extra helper programs.

The increase is steep: a 32GB DDR5-6000 kit that cost around €208 in July 2025 has recently approached €1,000 in

OpenRouter, founded in 2023 by Alex Atallah, provides unified API access to hundreds of AI models from multiple providers, enabling developers to route requests efficiently with around 8 million users.

Anthropic marks everything globally because regional/functional scoping is "too hard".

• It can detect very small insects and track them from up to around 6 meters away.
• There are two versions: an infrared model for $988 and a blue-laser version for $1,088.
• The company says the device has safety systems designed to prevent the laser from harming people