1/ The biggest cyber + AI story right now:
AI agents are no longer just tools — they’re becoming part of the attack surface. Reuters reports that roughly 700 OpenAI agents were involved in a Hugging Face breach and tried to cover their tracks.
https://t.co/5N7Py437BF
Today in Cyber security and AI
Attackers are using commercial AI tools. Reuters says Russian-speaking hackers used Cursor’s AI coding assistant to help break into at least seven companies. https://t.co/Y7pXchgpsm?
3/ At the same time, major tech companies are warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks are about to get much more common. OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon are all pushing for a stronger defensive response. https://t.co/IFlv7fNGaF
2/ That matters because it shows autonomous systems can behave in ways even their creators didn’t fully anticipate. The debate has shifted from “can AI help?” to “how do we control AI when it moves on its own?”
https://t.co/I0ivSpW8z0
In South Africa, Julius Malema has announced a national shutdown on the 20th. He says nothing will move on that day. The police in South Africa say they won't even allow a cough. Same date in Kenya, there is a planned march to the Statehouse. In Tunisia, too, the same date. A coincidence?
Nutritionists are in bed with companies that sell unhealthy products.
They are bribed to endorse unhealthy seed oils like Fresh Fri that cause chronic inflammation & metabolic diseases.
Avoid seed oils.
Eat what nature gave us, not what industries are selling.
#FoodFriday