The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…

Mówią że komputery kwantowe nie są w stanie zagrozić krypto a wystarczy Claude żeby znaleźć exploita, który w dobę zrzucił $ZEC o połowę wartości 🤷‍♂️ Tyle lat a takich sytuacji jest wciąż bez liku. Czy ta technologia faktycznie ma jakąś przyszłość? #kryptowaluty

For years, the Irish Police (the Garda Siochana) considered Prawo Jazdy as one of the most prolific offenders in the country with more than 50 traffic related offenses. The case was later dropped when it was established that Prawo Jazdy meant Driver's License in Polish.

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran is accepting Bitcoin payments on the Lightning Network from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Permissionless. Censorship resistant.

🚨 It's not just ZCash. Opus 4.8 also found a vulnerability in $USD that allows for unlimited issuance which could theoretically enrich insiders at the expense of all holders huge breaking

DeepSeek V4 “improved” the code and said nothing happened in Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989

Jeszcze raz Was proszę. Nie używajcie LLM do tematów poważnych, szczególnie gdy chodzi o Wasze finanse, czy zdrowie.

🚨APPLE ADVERTISES $2 MILLION FOR FINDING SECURITY BUGS.. THEN CALLS YOUR DISCOVERY A "DUPLICATE".. PATCHES IT SILENTLY.. GIVES YOU NOTHING.. AND BANS YOUR APPLE ID IF YOU COMPLAIN.. Two researchers found a critical macOS vulnerability that let attackers steal passwords, encrypted chats, and Safari data through Archive Utility.. Submitted it October 2025.. Apple took 5 months.. Patched it with zero credit.. Zero CVE.. Zero bounty.. Their reason.. "You were not the first person to report this issue".. That's the duplicate loophole.. Apple claims an internal engineer found it first.. But researchers can't verify that.. Apple controls the tracking system.. No audit.. No appeals.. The researcher said it felt like "doing charity work for a $3 trillion company".. Another researcher found apps could access your entire photo library even after you turned off access in settings.. Apple's own page lists that at $50,000.. They reported it.. Apple went silent.. Patched it quietly.. Said it was a duplicate.. $0.. When the researcher blogged about it.. Apple permanently banned their 12-year-old Apple ID.. Apple's brand new Passwords app in iOS 18 was sending data over unencrypted HTTP.. A credential manager transmitting password reset links in plaintext.. Any attacker on the same WiFi could intercept them.. Researchers reported it.. Apple let it sit 3 months.. Patched it quietly.. Said it "didn't meet the impact criteria".. Then there's the FaceTime disaster.. A 14-year-old discovered you could eavesdrop on anyone's iPhone.. Start a FaceTime call.. Add your own number before they answer.. Their microphone turns on.. If they hit the volume button.. Their camera activates too.. His mother spent a week trying to tell Apple.. Emails.. Faxes.. Social media.. Support told her to pay $99 for a developer account to file a bug report.. Apple did nothing until the exploit went viral and millions started eavesdropping on each other.. Then they panicked.. Took FaceTime offline globally.. Congress sent formal letters to Tim Cook demanding answers.. Then there's the researcher who got so fed up being ignored that they hacked Apple's own internal daily security call.. They'd reported a zero-click iMessage vulnerability.. Apple stonewalled them.. So they found another flaw.. Used it to infiltrate the internal FaceTime call where Apple engineers discuss bugs.. And dropped a screenshot proving the exploit live.. The team securing 2.35 billion devices couldn't secure their own meeting.. Apple's response.. A threatening legal letter.. Not a bounty.. A legal threat.. This is why the exploit black market thrives.. A zero-click iPhone exploit sells for $1.5 to $2.5 million on the gray market.. Guaranteed payment.. No bureaucracy.. No "duplicate" risk.. Submitting to Apple means NDAs.. 6-12 months of waiting.. Risk of $0.. Risk of your Apple ID being banned if you speak up.. Those gray market exploits end up with mercenary spyware vendors like NSO Group.. Deployed against journalists and human rights lawyers worldwide.. Apple pushes researchers toward the black market.. Then spends billions defending against the exploits those researchers could have sold them for a fraction of the price.. 2.35 billion devices.. And the company would rather send lawyers than pay what they owe.

🇵🇱 Alleged database belonging to Home.pl has been advertised on a cybercrime forum, with the threat actor claiming to possess approximately hundreds of thousands of customer records containing account, contact, and website activity data. * Threat actor claims the dataset originates from Home.pl, one of Poland’s largest hosting and domain service providers * Advertised data includes customer names, email addresses, postal addresses, usernames, phone numbers, dates of birth, and account metadata * Login password hashes are reportedly included rather than plaintext passwords * Additional records allegedly contain website session tracking data, user activity metrics, engagement statistics, and marketing campaign information * Dataset appears to combine CRM, web analytics, and customer management records * Potential Impact: * Targeted phishing campaigns against Home.pl customers * Credential cracking attempts against hashed passwords * Account takeover risks where passwords are reused elsewhere * Enhanced social engineering using personal and account information * Business intelligence exposure through marketing and engagement data * Analyst Note: The advertised structure resembles a blend of CRM, customer support, web analytics, and marketing datasets. The presence of password hashes, customer contact information, and website session data would make the dataset particularly valuable for cybercriminals if authentic. At this stage, the origin of the data and any attribution to Home.pl remain unverified and require independent validation. #DDW #Intelligence #Poland #HomePL

SpaceX put 10 megawatts of solar power in space across 3000 gen1 Starlink satellites, then they put 100 megawatts in space with 7000 gen2. soon, they're doing 1000 megawatts with gen3. SpaceX is basically 10xing space solar every few years!

Ktoś zapytał 10 000 razy GPT-4.1 o „losową liczbę od 1 do 100” i (bez zaskoczenia) dostał bardzo nie-losowe wyniki. Model preferuje liczby z cyfrą 7 (47, 57, 67), ma też słabość do liczby 42 (kto wie, ten wie ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)), a unika okrągłych wartości typu 30, 50 czy 70.

Nadchodzi podatek od kaucji za zwrócone butelki i puszki?! Fiskus nie odpuści! Odzyskałeś kaucję? A podatek zapłacony? Kolejny rozdział absurdu w systemie kaucyjnym. Eksperci podatkowi ostrzegają, że osoby zbierające opakowania kaucyjne są w myśl prawa przedsiębiorcą zobowiązanym do rejestracji w CEIDG i płacenia składek ZUS. Sprawa dotyczy zwrotu cudzych butelek. Zwracasz własne opakowania — odzyskujesz zapłaconą wcześniej kaucję, brak podatku. Ale jeśli zbierasz cudze butelki z parku czy od znajomych i oddajesz do automatu, inkasując kaucję, której nie wpłaciłeś — to realne przysporzenie majątkowe podlegające PIT. Jeśli robisz to okazjonalnie — przychód z innych źródeł, rozliczasz w PIT-36. Jeśli jakiś bezdomny i bezrobotny chce sobie dorobić codziennym zbieraniem śmieci — jest przedsiębiorcą. Obowiązek rejestracji, ZUS, podatek, ewidencja. Piotr Juszczyk z InFaktu mówi wprost: każda transakcja w butelkomacie zostawia ślad cyfrowy, operatorzy prowadzą szczegółową ewidencję. Fiskus ma pełny wgląd. Czy ta karuzela absurdu kiedyś się skończy?⁩

‼️Maltański emitent stablecoinów StablR padł ofiarą exploita. Atakujący przejął klucz prywatny jednego z trzech administratorów portfela wielopodpisowego– a że system wymagał tylko jednego podpisu (co samo w sobie jest tragedią), tyle wystarczyło do uzyskania pełnej kontroli nad emisją kryptowaluty. Napastnik dopisał własne konto admina, usunął dotychczasowych i wybił z powietrza 8,35 mln sztuk stablecoina dolarowego USDR oraz 4,5 mln sztuk stabla przypegowanego do Euro- EURR. Tokeny natychmiast zamienił na 1115 ETH na kilku DEX-ach. Realne straty: ok. 2,8 mln dolarów. Skutki widać na wykresie. EURR zjechał z okolicy 1,15 USD do 0,88 USD (-22%), USDR zanurkował do 0,70 USD i tylko częściowo odbił. Detektyw on-chain ZachXBT zdążył doprowadzić do zamrożenia jak sam twierdzi "sześciocyfrowej" kwoty, ale zespół StablR przez pierwsze trzy godziny nie zareagował. Prawdopodobnie przez fakt że atak miał miejsce w godzinach nocnych w Europie. Co boli najbardziej? StablR to nie jakiś dziki projekt z frontiera DeFi. Ma licencję EMI od maltańskiego MFSA, zgodność z MiCA, dokapitalizowanie od samego Tethera. Wzór regulowanego, "compliance-first" emitenta euro-stablecoina. Tymczasem klocki domina posypały się nie przez błąd w smart kontrakcie, a przez praktyki governance. Multisig 1-z-3 to nie multisig. Wystarczył jeden zhakowany klucz. Regulator będzie miał o czym rozmawiać z zarządem.

Based Bezos is awesome

Jeff Bezos: "If I do my job right, the value to society and civilization from my for-profit companies will be much, much larger than the good that I do with my charitable giving."

1/ We are sharing additional details regarding our investigation into unauthorized access to GitHub's internal repositories. Yesterday we detected and contained a compromise of an employee device involving a poisoned VS Code extension. We removed the malicious extension version, isolated the endpoint, and began incident response immediately.