A new report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission reveals that while China is aggressively prosecuting fraud targeting its own citizens, it continues to turn a blind eye to industrial-scale scam centers victimizing Americans. This selective enforcement has incentivized Chinese criminal syndicates to pivot toward U.S. targets, resulting in over $10 billion in losses in 2024 through "pig-butchering" and crypto investment schemes. As attackers integrate AI to scale these operations and exploit cryptocurrency for money laundering, experts warn that organizations must treat social engineering as a structural infrastructure threat rather than a simple training issue, as diplomatic solutions remain unlikely in the current geopolitical climate

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The open vs. closed AI model debate misses the bigger issue. Confidential inference secures model weights and data during runtime.

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Stop guessing and start operating. Discover why large enterprises are shifting from reactive Salesforce management to continuous system understanding, and how visible metadata provides the critical context needed for both humans and AI agents to act with confidence.

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AI is reshaping network defense, enabling real-time DDoS detection and automated mitigation across global wholesale networks.

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Don't fall for "sovereignty washing." Learn the technical difference between data residency and true digital sovereignty, the impact of the U.S. CLOUD Act, and the rise of European "Geopatriation."

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TL;DR: Julius v0.2.0 nearly doubles LLM fingerprinting probe coverage from 33 to 63, adding detection for cloud-managed AI services (AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI), high-performance inference servers (SGLang, TensorRT-LLM, Triton), AI gateways (Portkey, Helicone, Bifrost), and self-hosted RAG platforms (PrivateGPT, RAGFlow, Quivr). This release also hardens the scanner itself with response size limiting and […]

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Learn how exposed Ollama servers can allow unauthorized model access, prompt abuse, and GPU resource consumption when LLM inference APIs are publicly accessible.

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Europe’s plan to build sovereign search infrastructure highlights a growing security concern: dependence on foreign platforms for access to information and AI knowledge may represent a systemic vulnerability.

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Explore how zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments with privacy-preserving validation and post-quantum resistance.

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Explore how advancements in surveillance infrastructure and the democratization of intelligence have transformed espionage.

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Explore how outdated data management practices hinder efficiency and innovation. By challenging familiar habits, organizations can simplify data processes, improve systems, and cultivate a culture of problem-solving.

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