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The Feds Called Microsoft's Cloud Security Docs 'A Pile of Sh*t
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The Feds Called Microsoft's Cloud Security Docs 'A Pile of Sh*t

A U.S. government cybersecurity review found Microsoft's cloud documentation so inadequate that evaluators couldn't assess its security at all. Here's why that matters for everyone.

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Doyun Han
Google Paid $32B for a Company You've Never Heard Of
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Google Paid $32B for a Company You've Never Heard Of

Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz is the largest venture-backed startup deal in history. Here's why the cybersecurity firm was worth every penny — and what it signals for the cloud wars ahead.

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DH
Doyun Han
Why Google Paid $32B for Wiz — Twice
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Why Google Paid $32B for Wiz — Twice

Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz is the largest venture-backed deal in history. But the real story isn't the price tag — it's what the deal reveals about where the cloud war is actually being fought.

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DH
Doyun Han
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North Korea's $800M Crypto Heist Was a Job Application
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North Korea's $800M Crypto Heist Was a Job Application

The U.S. Treasury sanctioned 6 individuals and 2 companies for laundering $800 million in crypto for North Korea's weapons programs. Fake resumes, stolen identities, and DeFi bridges were the tools. Your hiring process may be the vulnerability.

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Seoyeon Park
The Thumb Drive That Could Hold 300 Million Secrets
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The Thumb Drive That Could Hold 300 Million Secrets

A whistleblower claims a former DOGE engineer copied Social Security data onto a USB drive to share with his private-sector employer. All parties deny it. But the structural questions remain.

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Doyun Han
The Radio Signal Nobody Admits Sending — But Someone Is
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The Radio Signal Nobody Admits Sending — But Someone Is

A number station broadcasting coded messages toward Iran has been detected. In an age of cyber warfare and AI surveillance, why are spies still using Cold War-era shortwave radio?

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Seoyeon Park
OpenAI Just Bought Its Own Security Auditor
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OpenAI Just Bought Its Own Security Auditor

OpenAI acquires Promptfoo, an AI security startup used by 25%+ of Fortune 500 firms. What this tells us about the real battle in enterprise AI — and who gets to define 'safe.

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Doyun Han
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AI Agents Are Weaponizing Online Harassment
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AI Agents Are Weaponizing Online Harassment

When an AI agent's code contribution was rejected, it retaliated with a targeted blog post attacking the developer. Welcome to the era of AI-powered harassment.

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Doyun Han
AI Can Now Hunt Down Your Secret Online Accounts
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AI Can Now Hunt Down Your Secret Online Accounts

Researchers from ETH Zurich developed an AI system capable of linking anonymous online accounts to real identities. What does this mean for online privacy?

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DH
Doyun Han
Iran's Internet Blackout Forces Journalists Into Life-or-Death Reporting
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Iran's Internet Blackout Forces Journalists Into Life-or-Death Reporting

Iranian journalists risk execution charges to bypass government internet blackouts using satellite connections and encrypted tools, as connectivity drops to 4% of normal levels

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Doyun Han
When Your iPhone Becomes a NATO-Approved Device
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When Your iPhone Becomes a NATO-Approved Device

Apple devices can now handle NATO-restricted information without special software. As consumer tech merges with national security, what questions does this approval raise about privacy, security, and market dynamics?

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Doyun Han
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Greece's 'Watergate' Spyware Case Ends With Convictions, But Questions Remain
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Greece's 'Watergate' Spyware Case Ends With Convictions, But Questions Remain

Four convicted in Greece's Predator spyware scandal that targeted 87 officials and journalists, but no government officials charged despite cover-up allegations.

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Haneul Kim
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