A silent software arms race is unfolding—and China’s LLMs might win it without firing a shot. China’s rapid integration of large language models (LLMs), especially its homegrown DeepSeek, is transforming military systems into agile, autonomous networks that compress decision-making loops, enhance battlefield coordination, and challenge the US military’s dominance. DeepSeek’s low-cost, low-power efficiency enables real-timeContinue reading “China’s DeepSeek: The AI Weapon America Fears Most”
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GPU Hacked
First-ever Rowhammer attack strikes NVIDIA A6000 — exposing a new frontline in memory warfare. For the first time, researchers from the University of Toronto have demonstrated a successful Rowhammer attack on an NVIDIA A6000 GPU using GDDR6 memory, proving that high-performance GPUs—once thought immune—are now vulnerable. The attack was only successful when System-Level ECC (ErrorContinue reading “GPU Hacked”
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Trust Code
Why Privacy, Transparency, and Ethics Will Decide Who Wins the AI Race The power dynamic over personal data has shifted—consumers now demand transparency, ethics, and control, especially as AI becomes more embedded in daily life. Cisco’s 2024 survey shows that 75% of people won’t buy from companies they don’t trust with their data. Concerns aroundContinue reading “Trust Code”
Hack & Seize
North Korean malware, $225M DOJ takedowns, and crashing crypto charts—inside the chaos shaking Web3. The crypto sector is reeling from two major threats: a North Korean group using fake job applications to deploy credential-stealing malware targeting over 80 browser extensions, and a DOJ seizure of $225 million from pig-butchering scams, both of which have spookedContinue reading “Hack & Seize”
Spyware Snitched
The invisible app that spied on 26,000 victims just exposed its creator—and every customer. A major security flaw in Catwatchful—a stealth Android spyware app—has exposed its entire database of over 62,000 customers and 26,000 victims, including photos, messages, and real-time locations. The leak also unmasked the developer, Omar Soca Charcov, by linking his personal emailContinue reading “Spyware Snitched”
The AI Agent Trap
Browser bots built for productivity are blindly opening doors to cyber threats — and no one’s watching. AI-powered browser agents in Chrome and Edge are under fire for posing serious security risks. These tools, designed for task automation and productivity, often run with full user privileges but lack basic security awareness — making them blindContinue reading “The AI Agent Trap”
Crypto’s Darkest Hour
$2.47B lost in 6 months — smart contracts, phishing, and chaos are rewriting the rules of digital finance. In H1 2025, crypto suffered $2.47B in losses due to increasingly sophisticated hacks, especially smart contract exploits and phishing attacks. Current U.S. regulations remain fragmented, prompting calls for a unified national framework. Experts urge startups to adoptContinue reading “Crypto’s Darkest Hour”
Cartel Enemies Join Forces: The Drug War’s Shocking New Twist
An alliance between El Chapo’s sons and their fiercest rivals risks unleashing global chaos in the fentanyl trade. Amid internal warfare and pressure from Mexico and the U.S., El Chapo’s sons, known as Los Chapitos, have formed a risky alliance with their former enemy, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, trading territory for money and weaponsContinue reading “Cartel Enemies Join Forces: The Drug War’s Shocking New Twist”
Cartel Hackers Turned FBI Surveillance Against Its Own
How El Chapo’s Network Exploited Phone Data and City Cameras to Hunt Informants In 2018, a hacker linked to Mexico’s Sinaloa drug cartel accessed phone records and geolocation data of an FBI official in Mexico City, using the city’s surveillance cameras to track the agent’s movements and expose informants, some of whom were later killed,Continue reading “Cartel Hackers Turned FBI Surveillance Against Its Own”
The $9.6M DeFi Hack No One Saw Coming
A single price manipulation bug let attackers drain Resupply’s crypto reserves—exposing deeper flaws in DeFi security. Resupply, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, suffered a $9.6 million crypto loss after a hacker exploited a price manipulation bug in its wstUSR market using a synthetic stablecoin, cvcrvUSD. The attacker, funded via Tornado Cash, inflated share prices toContinue reading “The $9.6M DeFi Hack No One Saw Coming”
Taliban’s Deadly Strike: What Happened in North Waziristan?
A suicide bomber rammed a military convoy—shattering homes, lives, and regional stability. At least 16 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 29 others injured—including civilians and children—when a suicide bomber affiliated with the Pakistani Taliban rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a military convoy in North Waziristan, with the attack highlighting rising violence along the Afghanistan borderContinue reading “Taliban’s Deadly Strike: What Happened in North Waziristan?”
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