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The Register
One more time, with feeling ... Garbage in, garbage out, in training and inference Researchers have found that large language models (LLMs) tend to parrot buggy code when tasked with completing flawed snippets.…
ZDNet Security
The trial started in March 2021 and was completed in early 2022.
The Hacker News
Hidden instructions in a Word document can make Microsoft 365 Copilot rewrite figures in a report, then copy the same instructions into the finished file. Håkon Måløy disclosed the technique on July 28, 144 days after reporting it to Microsoft. In his proof of concept, the internally generated file triggered the same behavior when it was used in a second Copilot drafting session. Måløy's
The Register
UK researchers find LLMs are learning to finish jobs faster and improving all the time
The Register
Tricky tradeoffs are hard to avoid when designing systems, but the choice not to use LLMs for some tasks is clear As we neared the finish line for our , I received a piece of feedback from Brad Karp that my explanation of forward secrecy in the chapter on (Transport Layer Security) was not quite right.… Systems Approach network security book TLS
Bleeping Computer
The Finish National Cybersecurity Center (NCSC-FI) is informing of increased Akira ransomware activity in December, targeting companies in the country and wiping backups. [...]
ZDNet Security
For Formula 1 teams, the cybersecurity race has no finish line.
The Hacker News
A Windows malware called CLOSEDQUORUM is built to take orders from a vote of up to four AI models instead of an attacker's server, Cisco Talos said on September 22. The models can choose to steal Windows credentials, saved browser passwords, and crypto wallet data. Talos has not seen this setup work from start to finish, and the public version of the malware does not work as it is.
The Hacker News
Apparently, opening the thing is now enough. A repo can run before the first prompt, a package can hide among hundreds, and a harmless-looking PDF can finish the job. This week runs on cheap leverage: exposed servers, recycled bugs, poisoned agent instructions, remote-access tools dressed as support software, and trusted defaults doing attackers a favor. Nothing here is especially mystical.