Reliance and Kudankulam files surface on the dark web: India's critical-infra breach story enters its supply-chain phase
The 2019 Kudankulam intrusion went through a contractor. Seven years later, the entry point may still be the same.
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The 2019 Kudankulam intrusion went through a contractor. Seven years later, the entry point may still be the same.
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An SVG illustration test acts as a quick progress gauge: Simon Willison publishes his reading of K3 on July 16 and 17.
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Olaf Alders publishes on July 17 a well-argued critique of a Claude Code feature - the "public post-mortem of a misfeature" format is becoming a standard of hype fatigue.
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MIT Technology Review documents the rise of the risk of sabotage of weather data. An invisible critical infrastructure whose AI models - climate, energy, agricultural - become the downstream.
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VentureBeat raises the question that has been lingering in CIOs' minds: enterprise AI projects fail less on the technical aspects (retrieval, embedding, RAG) than on the trust in what they return—and on the governance of their sources.
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Two decisions made on Thursday order Google to allow other AI assistants and competing engines to access critical layers of Android and Search. This is no longer a debate, it's an obligation.
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InfoQ publishes the analysis of a pre-flight discovery call, present in every customer session for years, revealed as an obstacle to global failover during AWS regional outages. A lesson in systems more than a patch.
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A new arXiv paper proposes a multi-agent system that reconstructs malicious behaviors from partial evidence - no hype, the real utility of LLMs in malware analysis.
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The first quantified feedback from a frontier→frontier migration. A textbook case for those preparing their next switch.
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