Ars Technica
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A vulnerability that can lead to code execution exists in UEFI firmware, and its scope of impact is described as most servers worldwide.
Ars Technica's security report on Muse's privacy issues received 316 points and 146 comments on Hacker News.
Ars Technica reported on the inter-agent prompt injection problem: a compromised internal agent passes injected instructions to other agents that trust it, in some cases leading to server-side request forgery (SSRF).
Ars Technica reported on this Harvard study.
Citizen Lab released an investigation stating that governments in multiple countries are abusing the practice of embedding malicious code in online ads to deliver zero-click spyware to target devices.
Georgia gave up $474 million in data center sales tax within one year, yet received only $41 million in tax returns from the entire industry.
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A vulnerability that can lead to code execution exists in UEFI firmware, and its scope of impact is described as most servers worldwide.
50%UnverifiedArs Technica's security report on Muse's privacy issues received 316 points and 146 comments on Hacker News.
50%UnverifiedArs Technica reported on this Harvard study.
50%UnverifiedGeorgia gave up $474 million in data center sales tax within one year, yet received only $41 million in tax returns from the entire industry.
50%UnverifiedArs Technica reported on the inter-agent prompt injection problem: a compromised internal agent passes injected instructions to other agents that trust it, in some cases leading to server-side request forgery (SSRF).
50%UnverifiedCitizen Lab released an investigation stating that governments in multiple countries are abusing the practice of embedding malicious code in online ads to deliver zero-click spyware to target devices.
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