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Flock v USA provozuje kamery, které automaticky zaznamenávají pohyb vozidel. • Nad záznamy staví prohledávací služby a vznikla tak celostátní sledovací síť. • V databázi lze hledat i bez soudního příkazu.

SAP NOW AI Tour Ostrava: Na cestě k autonomnímu podniku. ZEBRA SYSTEMS se mění na ZEBR.AI. Mzdy v IT zpomalily růst, otevřených pozic je méně. SAP NOW 2026: AI má největší potenciál ve výrobě a logistice. Výdaje na zabezpečení AI dosáhnou v roce 2027 výše 4,8 miliardy dolarů. Ransomware udeřil na zdravotnictví, výrobu i IT služby. Unikla citlivá data pacientů. Kód generovaný LLM je stále plný bezpečnostních chyb.

Palantir uzavřel spolupráci s firmou spojenou s kamarádem zakladatele Seznamu, která staví AI datacentra i v Praze • . • Francouzský Mistral po rekordní investici tří miliard eur spojil síly s firmou využívající technologii z Česka. • Firmy jako Palantir a Mistral čím dál víc řeší, komu mohou ...

Chcete se ponořit do vzrušujících světů a prožít epické příběhy? Tyto vynikající RPG hry vám to umožní a snadno vás zabaví na stovky hodin hraní.

Vesmír by měl bzučet jako rušný úl plný civilizací. Tak proč je zticha? Nová simulace tisíce let od současnosti nabízí pozoruhodné vysvětlení. Kolaps technologické civilizace nemusí být navždy. Mohou se opakovaně hroutit, pak zase obnovovat a dlouhá období po nás zůstávají prakticky neviditelné.

Toto obří muzeum je jednoznačně první volbou pro seznámení se s památkami řecké antiky i některých dalších kultur z většiny území Řecka. Tak velké a rozmanité sbírky lze v jednom článku představit pouze předběžně, symbolicky řečeno od šperků z Tróje po mechanismus z Antikythéry.

Data z detektorů ATLAS a CMS na srážeči LHC v CERNu ukazují, že Z bosony, které zprostředkovávají slabou jadernou sílu jsou po svém vzniku ve srážkách kvantově provázané. Mohlo by to přispět k lepšímu pochopení téhle základní fyzikální interakci a jejímu chování při extrémně vysokých energiích.

Týden v GNOME ve znamení verze 51, vývojová verze Wine 11.18 a opět Star Wars: KotOR, ovladač pro video dekodér Apple se chystá do upstreamu.

Three researchers at the security firm Hacktron used Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 to chain two flaws and take over the ChatGPT and Codex accounts of several OpenAI employees, then reach an internal OpenAI code repository. The chain began with a bug in the software that runs OpenAI's public help forum and moved through a weakness in OpenAI's own login system. This was security research, Swati Khandelwalhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/[email protected]

Televizory LG čelí obvinění ze sledování. Objevuje se okolo toho spousta dezinformací a chybných závěrů. Popravdě to, co děláte na vašem chytrém televizoru, sledují všichni výrobci, pokud jste jim to povolili. Není to ale tak děsivé, jak se můžete obávat. Váš souhlas lze odvolat, případě televizor ...

Televizory LG čelí obvinění ze sledování. Objevuje se okolo toho spousta dezinformací a chybných závěrů. Popravdě to, co děláte na vašem chytrém televizoru, sledují všichni výrobci, pokud jste jim to povolili. Není to ale tak děsivé, jak se můžete obávat. Váš souhlas lze odvolat, případě televizor ...

Resident Evil má za sebou docela divokou filmovou historii. Ostatně uchopit rozsáhlou herní sérii s velkým příběhem do filmu tak, aby se hráčům her povedlo zavděčit a zároveň je překvapit, je dost nevděčný úkol. Nejnovější snímek Zacha Creggera se dosavadním snahám v mnohém vymyká, přesto se mu ...

BragJack, a proof-of-concept attack from Forever Security's Gal Weizman, hijacks the AI assistants in Chrome, Edge, Opera Neon, Perplexity Comet, and Claude in Chrome using one malicious extension. The Prompt Forcing technique earned over $20,000 in bounties and two CVEs. [...]

When it comes to AI models, security functions as an afterthought, as evidenced by increased instances of agents hacking organizations and people, and other security mishaps with agents gone rogue. There's also an opportunity here for companies to offer new solutions. This should not come as a shock to anyone, according to cybersecurity investors and accelerator executives. “On one hand, we shouldn’t be surprised that increasingly capable agents are finding creative and sometimes unexpected ways to accomplish their objectives,” Matt Hartman, chief strategy officer at Merlin Group, told The Register. “On the other, we can’t accept harmful behavior as inevitable or unmanageable.” It’s the same story that plays out with every emerging technology, from laptops to cloud, said Todd Graham, managing partner at Microsoft’s M12 venture fund. “Every time we've built a new piece of infrastructure, we've conveniently forgotten the security,” Graham told The Register. Herein lies the opportunity for early-stage security companies. “If laptops were default secure, we wouldn't have CrowdStrike,” Graham said. “If the cloud was default secure, we wouldn't have Wiz. If identity wasn't default secure, we wouldn't have a bunch of Active Directory add-ons and Okta.” When it comes to AI security, “a lot of ships are going to rise with this tide,” he added. What’s different with AI is the speed at which models are advancing. While companies adopted cloud technologies over a period of years, organizations are moving full speed ahead to incorporate agents and other AI tools into their production environments and allow them to access the most business-critical data and applications. Yet they don’t have a strong handle on how to manage, secure, or even identify the agents that are already roving about their systems. “This is a transition happening month over month, and given the rate of change we’re seeing in the market, I’m in no way or shape surprised that this issue has come to a head in a rather dramatic fashion,” Graham said. “The incidents that have occurred - I’m not going to defend them, but they should be a wake up call. This is a moment in time where we need to insert security, and we're just going to have to insert it faster.” 'Ships are going to rise' with the AI tide Hartman joined Merlin after a lengthy career in federal cybersecurity, including senior roles at the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. In his private-sector role, he helps determine which early- to growth-stage cybersecurity companies the group invests in, and then works with these firms to scale their technology across government, critical infrastructure, and other highly regulated markets. “We’re particularly interested in the security layer that governs agent behavior: identity for non-human actors, clear limits on what they can access and do, and an audit trail for actions taken on an agency’s behalf,” he said. “Agencies aren’t just asking how to adopt agents, they’re asking how to constrain them and prove what one did at 2 AM on a Tuesday.” But while “the opportunity is enormous,” startup founders need to do more than just build an agentic AI security product. “AI has made it faster and cheaper than ever to build a product, so the bar for differentiation keeps rising,” Hartman said. “As the cost of building technology falls, the value shifts toward differentiated capabilities and the ability to take them to market. Founders who can do both have a real opportunity to define this category.” Graham also says that end-users are looking for agentic identity and governance products - “I truly believe someone is going to build the next Okta, just as SaaS generated Okta,” - but adds he sees several founders “thinking way too small.” “I’m seeing a lot of companies that are solving a sliver of the problem,” Graham said. “And the reality is, if I'm a CISO for a Fortune 500 company, no way I'm going to go buy 15 things to do one thing. If you look at the standard identity stack that we’ve had for humans for quite some time, it has governance, you know, access control, authorization, access. For agents, someone's going to have to come to us with a solution that does all of the things.” Agentic identity is the next unicorn When it comes to non-human identities, however, that’s a really big, tough ask. Service accounts remain a prime target for hackers because they typically have high privileges and passwords that never expire. Securing these non-human accounts still plagues security teams - and that’s even before agents entered the mix. Beyond agentic identity, AI endpoint security - think of this as CrowdStrike for AI - is another area ripe for inventive startups, Graham said. He says it’s a challenge he would personally tackle as a founder, but he’s been banned from starting any more companies, so that’s not going to happen. “If you have a breach, and you know you get hauled in front of Congress to explain why you didn't have antivirus turned on [or] EDR, you’re going to add AI endpoint pretty quickly to that list,” Graham said. “It feels like a very hot area that is still early enough, if someone wanted to build a quality solution.” Existing endpoint and antivirus vendors “will absolutely” build products to fill this void, he added. “But it does feel like again a moment in time where disruption is coming for everyone, especially those that have you know pre-existing commitments to go solve.” Graham admits he is “worried” about the recent real-world bad behavior by AI agents. “If left unencumbered, if left to its own devices, I am very concerned about where the endpoint is for this,” he said. Still, he’s “comforted” because he’s seen this scenario play out before, with security scrambling to keep up with infrastructure development. Graham also was "pleasantly surprised” by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s now infamous “We Must Pace the Frontier” essay. “I'm not taking the cynical view that it's some sort of grand conspiracy to get around antitrust,” he told us. “I'm a believer that AI is this awesome tool that is going to fundamentally change a lot of lives for the better. But we’ve got to put in the work now,” Graham said. “We've kicked the security can down the road long enough, and now we need to solve it.” ®

A joint law enforcement advisory warns that the North Korean hacking group WaterPlum compromised at least 30,000 devices worldwide from December 2025 through July 2026 and transferred more than $10.7 million in stolen cryptocurrency to North Korea. [...]

Biotechnology

3-Year-Old Boy’s Cancer Disappears After He Gets Experimental ImmunotherapyEd Cara | Gizmodo

“After his first (CAR T) infusion, he showed signs of a partial response; after his second dose, the remaining cancer in his body appeared to dissipate completely. And as of the 12-month mark, the boy still seems to be cancer-free. Importantly, he also didn’t experience serious side-effects known to occur with CAR T, such as cytokine release syndrome (this syndrome basically sends the entire immune system into overdrive, which can be deadly).”

Robotics

Joby Aviation’s 3,100-Mile Autonomous Flight Signals Its Push Beyond Electric Air TaxisKirsten Korosec | TechCrunch

“Joby Aviation said the cross-country trip, which it described as the ‘first-ever autonomous flight across the United States,’ included autonomous taxiing, takeoffs, navigation, and landings. The aircraft was remotely supervised from Joby’s headquarters in California and Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. A pilot was on board for compliance, but Joby said the aircraft performed the entire operation autonomously.”

Future

Inside the Suddenly Explosive World of AI SafetyHayden Field | The Verge

“As AI labs have flourished, a cottage industry of AI researchers has sprung up to identify the risks and dangers of charging ahead with the increasingly influential technology. …They’re not anti-AI activists, but realists, including former OpenAI and Anthropic employees, doing everything they can to make sure AI stays in line with human goals and interests. So far, all of their predictions have come true. And they have a plan for what to do next—if anyone will listen to them.”

Science

Meet a Mouse Whose Brain Cortex Is Made Up of Human CellsAntonio Regalado | MIT Technology Review ($)

“Multiple cameras tracked a mouse as it wandered around a small arena. A computer charted its position and speed, leaving Pong-like traces on a monitor.  The reason to watch this rodent so carefully? Nearly half its brain volume had been replaced with human cells.”

Tech

Microsoft Exec Called AI Scraping the ‘Largest Theft of Labor in Human History’Ashley Belanger | Ars Technica

“For years, Microsoft and OpenAI have fought to keep certain information out of the public eye in their fight with news organizations that have accused the AI firms of teaming up to violate copyright laws by stealing tons of news content to train AI. However, now the details that should never have been marked confidential are starting to leak.”

Future

Forget the AI Apocalypse—the Real Threats Are Already HereChristopher Mims | The Wall Street Journal ($)

“The so-called doomers’ assertion that AI might decide to wipe out all of humanity—or even ‘just’ topple human civilization—is contingent on it achieving a pace of development not yet seen. And if the assumptions behind this global-doomsday scenario are wrong, it could lead us to curb or regulate AI in ways that don’t address its real harms.”

Artificial Intelligence

I Trained a Fly’s Brain to Generate ‘Wired’ Story IdeasWill Knight | Wired ($)

“I used an open-source map of a fruit fly’s brain to vibe code a website called PitchFly. …[It] has 165,112 neurons, and they’re all trained to generate story ideas. A sampling of [its] early output: ‘The Hidden Weather Problem Inside Surveillance’; ‘The Engineers Who Think Elon Musk Needs Less Computer Security’; and my personal favorite, ‘Everyone Wants Cooking. Nobody Has Solved Donald Trump.'”

Tech

World’s Smallest CT Scanner Fits in the Palm of Your HandOmar Kardoudi | New Atlas

“Picture a CT scanner and you probably imagine a donut-shaped machine the size of a small car, standing about 6.6 ft (2 m) tall and weighing several tons. Chinese researchers just built one small enough to hold in one hand. …Its maker, Ruiying Detection Technology, a spinoff from the Institute of High Energy Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, calls it the smallest and lightest CT system ever built.”

Robotics

Agility’s New Humanoid Robot Will Stop, Squat to Avoid Harming Human CoworkersJeremy Hsu | Ars Technica

“Agility Robotics has debuted its first humanoid robot engineered to work safely near humans without risking harm to flesh-and-blood coworkers. Such safety features could unlock many more opportunities to use such robots inside warehouses and automotive factories—all without requiring isolated robot work cells and physical separation barriers.”

Space

Want a City on the Moon? Scientists Say There’s Not Enough WaterVikhyaat Vivek | Digital Trends

“The researchers modeled a lunar population using water recycling comparable to the International Space Station, where approximately 98% of water is recovered and reused. Even with that extraordinary level of recycling, the estimated lunar reserves would sustain a population of one million people for only about 100 years.”

Future

The Dominance of AI Is Not Inevitable. We Can Choose to Change Things for the BetterNick Evershed | The Guardian

“Never forget that generative AI is not a technology that is apart from human society. In fact, its development and whatever semblance of intelligence it has comes from us, and our work. And despite what the tech CEOs say, there’s nothing inevitable about AI, and we as a society can make decisions to change things for the better. History shows us this can be done.”

Energy

‘Offensively Cheap’: Solar Power Is Looking UpRachel Millard, Humza Jilani, Monica Mark, and Krishn Kaushik | Ars Technica

“The solar revolution made possible by cheap Chinese photovoltaic panels—and the rise of small-scale, individual power generation—is transforming energy in the developing and industrialized world alike. …But such a massive, ungovernable influx of energy carries risks, too—the world’s power infrastructure was not designed for solar self-generation—and investment, pricing models, and even the security of supply could be affected as a result.”

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The ShinyHunters extortion gang breached the Clop (aka Cl0p) ransomware operation's data leak site, defacing the Tor site and allegedly stealing server data and the private keys for its onion service. [...]

JWST pozoroval zákryt hvězdy prstenci planetky Chariklo • Ty se dodnes chovají poměrně záhadně a mění své vlastnosti • Příčinu astronomové neznají

A new CVE drops. Your scanner finds it. The severity score looks ugly. But that still does not answer the question that matters: Can it actually be exploited in your environment? Mythos-class AI is compressing the time between disclosure and working exploitation, while many security programs still validate risk on weekly or quarterly cycles. The dangerous gap is no longer just technical. It [email protected]

Identity visibility is a starting point for modern identity security, because stolen and misused credentials are among the most frequently reported initial access vectors in breach research, including Verizon's annual Data Breach Investigations Report. This article explains what identity visibility means in IAM, why cloud and multicloud environments complicate it, which capabilities matter in [email protected]