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Showing posts with label cybersecurity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cybersecurity. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

#ai #cybersecurity - AI Is Flooding Open Source With Bug Reports: Code Bear

19 Oct 2026

On September 22, 2026, VideoLAN shipped VLC 3.0.24 with over 130 security fixes. VideoLAN president Jean-Baptiste Kempf calls it "our biggest security release ever". He says part of the reason is funded security work, and part is that "LLMs have changed the economics of finding bugs". In his words, finding suspicious code got cheaper, while reproducing, fixing, reviewing and backporting "did not get cheaper at all". This video goes through what is in the release, what Kempf says caused it, and what curl, FFmpeg, the Linux kernel, Node.js, Python, HackerOne, Google and GitHub have said about AI-assisted bug reports. Every claim in the video is attributed to the person or project that said it. This video covers:

  • who makes VLC, and the Chrome bundling offer Kempf says he turned down
  • what VLC 3.0.24 fixes: 50+ issues in VLC, 74+ in bundled libraries, FFmpeg 4.4 to 8.1.2, a new RSA-4096 update key
  • Kempf's explanation and his "new normal" warning
  • curl: AI slop reports, the end of the bug bounty, and the July "summer of bliss" pause
  • FFmpeg vs Google's Big Sleep ("CVE slop"), and the 21 FFmpeg zero-days reported by depthfirst
  • HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Linux kernel, Node.js and Python numbers, paused bug bounties, and the Linux Foundation's $12.5M

Sources:

Chapters 0:00 VLC's biggest security release 0:49 Who makes VLC 1:39 What's inside VLC 3.0.24 3:04 Why 130 fixes at once 4:19 curl and the AI slop reports 5:48 FFmpeg vs Google 7:26 The numbers across open source 9:24 Real bugs, and what's next

#bugbounty #cybersecurity #vulnerabilitymanagement - Intel Stopped Paying for Bugs. Microsoft Paid a Record $20M.

9 October 2026

In August the software industry disclosed 10,740 vulnerabilities, double January, according to Google's Threat Intelligence Group. In mid-September, Intel's bug bounty stopped paying.

But Microsoft just had a record $20 million year, and Google raised its top Android reward to $1.5 million. The price of a bug isn't going to zero. It's splitting.

#bugbounty #cybersecurity #vulnerabilitymanagement

Hacker Who Once Dismissed AI Risk Finds 'Bugmageddon'


Saturday, October 10, 2026

#OpenAI #OpenAI #AIcyberattack - AI executives planning "day after" scenarios following possible catastrophic event, Axios reports: CBS News

10 October 2026

New reporting from Axios reveals that leaders at artificial intelligence companies like and OpenAI are planning behind the scenes for fallout scenarios should a significant AI cyberattack occur.

Axios tech policy reporter Maria Curi has the details.

Monday, September 28, 2026

#AI #openai #securitybreach - US Government SWARMED BY OpenAI Agents As 'Tens Of Thousands' Incidents Revealed: Breaking Points

28 December 2026

Krystal and Saagar discuss OpenAI agents allegedly caught in thousands of incidents

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar is a fearless anti-establishment Youtube show and podcast.


Tuesday, March 4, 2025

#Russia #USA - 'Unusual': Trump reverses 'quite revolutionary' cyber operations against Russia • FRANCE 24

4 March 2025

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a pause on all of the country's cyber operations against Russia, including offensive actions.

For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on what's been deemed an overall reevaluation of US operations against Moscow,

FRANCE 24's François Picard welcomes Dr. Melanie Garson, Associate Professor in International Conflict Resolution & International Security in the Department of Political Science at University of College London (UCL).

#USA #Russia #Europe

Saturday, February 15, 2025

#solar #cybersecurity - How hackers could attack Europe's energy grid | Business Beyond: DW News

14 February 2025

Hackers have been able to access solar power plants and rooftop solar installations in Europe. The amount of energy they could manipulate is critical to grid stability.

Hackers we talked to had good intentions of safeguarding cybersecurity. But what power do actors like Russia and China wield? And what can normal users do about this threat to grid stability? For more from the experts we spoke to: Andreas Ulbig, Professor at the Institute of High Voltage Equipment and Grids, Digitalization and Energy Economics - https://www.iaew.rwth-aachen.de/cms/i... Samantha Hoffman, Nonresident Fellow at The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) - https://www.nbr.org/people/samantha-h... Stefan Hessel, Head of Digital Business at Reusch Law - https://www.reuschlaw.de/team/detail/...

#solar #cybersecurity #businessbeyond

#ai #cybersecurity - AI Is Flooding Open Source With Bug Reports: Code Bear

19 Oct 2026 On September 22, 2026, VideoLAN shipped VLC 3.0.24 with over 130 security fixes. VideoLAN president Jean-Baptiste Kempf calls it...