Is anyone surprised that a government that was in such a hurry to pretend to do something about federal deficit […]
Why Google created the “indirect prompt injection” vuln
Well, this happened at Google recently: Unlike direct prompt injections, where an attacker directly inputs malicious commands into a prompt, […]
The State Department isn’t pretending to care about human rights this year
I’m not actually surprised that the State Department is skewing its “human rights” reports to favor some countries over others; […]
The Dean Cain sideshow
Well, that was a different couple of news cycles. It started about a week and a half ago, when Dean […]
Spacedock vs. Consumolux, or what should be worked on vs. what they’ve been working on
For context, I saw these these two stories practically one after the other in my RSS reader. From Futurism: Scientists […]
About that 2077 voice mod micro-drama
I can see both sides of this one. In a world where corporate fuckery has reduced the chance of us […]
Disqus sign-up sucks
I read a mildly funny anecdote on a group blog the other day, and I wanted to leave a comment. […]
In which Canada reminds us it’s still a Five Eyes member
I don’t often see Canadian news these days unless I’m going out of my way on a specific subject, so […]
Followup on the hurricane-satellitte follies
Good news: the fedgov won’t be pulling the plug on that hurricane-tracking satellite data after all. Via The Register: The […]
Nice Tea narrative you’ve got there
Those of you who pay attention to infosec news at all will have heard about Tea, a women-only chat app […]
