Wake up folks! The FBI, NCSC, and NSA issued an urgent warning to organizations globally running PHP to take immediate action.
PHP runs 70% of the internet. Two new critical bugs (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) let an attacker run code on a web server with NO login and NO user interaction.
> memory corruption
> memory corruption
> memory corruption
Both bugs are written in C, and both slipped past years of review, fuzzing and hardening. AI had other ideas.
Patching will fix this sure, but it doesn't fix the next bug that we don't know about, and patches will come too slow in MOST cases.
At Cofibrant, we've already solved the worst of this. Our compiler extension compiles any memory-unsafe code (C/C++/COBOL/Fortran) and makes memory corruption exploits impossible. No code changes, no performance impact on modern hardware.
0% performance overhead vs Fil-C at 400%
40x more precise than Google + Microsoft's CFI
Sits automatic in CI/CD, no annoying flashing lights and buttons for developers to triage.
If you're responsible for C or C++ software that can't afford to be next, let's talk.
#cybersecurity #PHP #memorysafety #appsec #arewegonnamakeit?
Little robot I built, powered by a local llm.
Weird how when everything’s running locally it feels like a new kind of ‘entity’…
#Robotics#LLMs#PhysicalAI
Generalist already proved handheld data beats teleop (99% success on GEN-1) but they went broad, whereas a better play could be to go deep on precision. If you're at
@physical_int@SkildAI@GeneralistAI
OpenAI, Meta or similar and hitting the precision wall, this might be useful. Eager to chat about this and find out what ppl think about whether teleop quietly maxed out? #Robotics #EmbodiedAI #AI #RobotLearning
Teleoperation has a hidden ceiling:
Even with perfect rigs, humans can't transfer full dexterity when remotely puppeteering a robot. Every model trained on that data inherits the limitation. It's not a hardware issue but rather it's the interface itself @amazon@physical_int
The problem is this data has a different distribution than teleop data. You can't just fine-tune existing models on it, you need new techniques built for that shift. The real moat is hardware + data + those fine-tuning methods together @GeneralistAI
@UnitreeRobotics looks sick for demos, but the trap is that most labs are still in teleop caps at ~35 demos/hour, forcing embodiment-specific jittery data, and kills natural human accelerations on contact-rich tasks.
@pascal_bornet the bottleneck isn’t better models, it’s scalable data. Teleop locks you into slow, expensive, lab-only collection with embodiment mismatch. The q is how much IK tracking limits dynamic tasks in real deployments