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[Blaidd @leoblaidd]

NOOOOO GABE NOOOOOO!

[Anton Zhiyanov @ohmypy]

Remember eMudhra with their Most Secure Private Key Of All Times?

So here's how they managed to do it:

1) They exported a private key from the hardware security module (HSM) into a regular PC (!).

2) They processed this private key with a Python script they wrote (!!).

3) The script had a bug that ruined the key by truncating it to a single byte (!!!).

4) They imported the ruined key back into the HSM and certified it with the root CA.

But that's not the end of it. After the initial "ceremony", the HSM held two keys: the good original and the ruined copy.

A month later, this is what happened:

1) The certificates contained the ruined copy's public key, but the revocation lists (CRLs) were signed with the good original, so their signatures failed to verify.

2) Instead of investigating the problem, eMudhra "fixed" it by signing the CRLs with the ruined key instead.

3) The weak keys went unnoticed until an outside researcher reported them in October 2026.

Good job!

[Financelot @FinanceLancelot]

Why did Bloomberg try to hide that Jensen Huang was illegally exporting Nvidia chips to China through Alice Haung's Singapore based Megaspeed?

[init4_tech @init4tt]

@__soragoto__ YouTube search for "harder drives"

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Who did this lmao

[Scott Helme @Scott_Helme]

eMudhra's incident report is out! A Python script truncated their CA private keys to one byte?!

https://t.co/VYavCVLp4q

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

We got Creatine ID before Voter ID.

[IRL Loading Screens @IRLoadingScreen]

Niche class perk

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

🚨 The results are in. Texas Republican voters didn’t stay home, or switch sides and vote Blue

Republican voters showed up with larger numbers than before. The problem is, Democrats l somehow materialized 1.6 MILLION new voters

Here’s where it gets really corrupt, Democrats somehow pulled higher numbers in Texas for midterms than they did during the 2024 Presidential Election

- Kamala Harris received 4,835,250 Democrat votes in Texas
- Somehow Democrats had 5.2 million voters during this Midterms in Texas

It makes no sense. There is no way, especially when Republicans didn’t switch sides because Republican vote totals actually increased

These results are impossible to believe

[Mikkel Rosenvold @RosenvoldGeo]

🤣🤣

[Ricardo @Ric_RTP]

Anthropic is about to sell the public a trillion-dollar company controlled by 2 shares worth less than a penny.

And the people buying it will have almost no way to change anything that happens next.

I read the voting section of Anthropic's IPO filing, and I think it's the most one-sided deal ever offered to regular investors at this size:

There is exactly ONE Class F share. It belongs to an LLC owned by 7 of Anthropic's co-founders, and it carries 50.1% of all the votes.

There is exactly ONE Class T share. It belongs to Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust, and it elects a majority of the board.

If Anthropic were ever liquidated, each of those 2 shares would get its par value of $0.00001.

The public gets Class A shares instead. And Anthropic's own filing says this structure may effectively eliminate their ability to influence important decisions, including a sale of the company.

So here's what that means for anyone who buys:

- They can't replace the board if the company stumbles, because the trust picks the majority and the founders hold half the vote.
- They can't push for a sale, even if someone offers a huge premium.
- They can't stop the board from putting the mission ahead of their money. Anthropic is a public benefit corporation, so the board has to weigh shareholders against the long-term benefit of humanity.
- And they can't easily sue over it. Delaware law requires at least 2% of the shares or $2 million worth of stock to bring that kind of claim.

This isn't some far-off hypothetical either.

The filing warns that slowing AI development for safety may not maximize stockholder value. It also says Anthropic recently paused training a next-generation model for more than a month over safety and security concerns.

A public shareholder would've had zero say in that pause.

And here's the part I can't get past:

Each co-founder has pledged to give 80% of their Anthropic equity to charity. The Class F vote stays at 50.1% no matter how much stock they still own.

So the founders can give away most of their money and keep all of their control.

Dario Amodei told 60 Minutes last year that he's deeply uncomfortable with AI decisions being made by a few companies and a few people. When he was asked who elected him, he said no one.

Now his company's IPO hands 50.1% of the votes to 7 people, and he's one of them.

And guess who's being lined up to buy it?

Anthropic has weighed reserving 15% to 20% of the IPO for individual investors, according to Bloomberg. JPMorgan is leading the US retail push, and Citigroup is handling retail buyers in places like Japan, Britain and Canada.

The same filing warns that AI could pose catastrophic or existential risks to humanity.

So regular people are being asked to buy a company that says its product could threaten humanity, with no real vote on how it's run.

Anthropic's answer is that this is the whole point. The structure is built to keep Wall Street from pressuring it into cutting corners on safety. The trustees have no financial stake in the company. Google and Meta gave their founders control and still made shareholders rich. And every buyer gets all of this in writing before they buy.

But Zuckerberg's control comes from shares he owns, so when Meta's stock falls, he loses money too. Anthropic's 2 control shares can't lose anything.

Anyone buying this IPO is paying full price to hand control to 7 founders and 5 trustees.

They're desperate for money and they don't care about your money.

[Thorne 🌸 @ExistentialEnso]

"I want Chinese models to take down the proprietary AI industry"

*monkey's paw curls*

[YT@AlexFP16 @BeingHorizontal]

Jensen Huang getting caught with a suspected Chinese spy is not a national security crisis. It's the greatest liquidity event in market history.

He's running the Lou Pai Enron playbook to perfection. How do you dump billions in $NVDA at the absolute peak of the AI bubble without spooking the tape or triggering an SEC/DOJ insider trading? You get a divorce judge to legally force you to liquidate the position.

Zero regulatory blowback. Generational bag secured. 🏆 Undisputed GOAT.

Regulators hate this one simple trick.

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

Who did this

[Danko @DankoWeb3]

@WatcherGuru

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

Someone made a Linux script that emails Sam Altman every day to report how much unused RAM is sitting in your PC.

Called Ram-Altman, it monitors your free memory and sends him a daily email if more than 10% is unused.

It even includes different email messages and a test mode.

[Zoe @zoecyber001]

Apple didn't store a plaintext list of forbidden words in iOS. Instead, researchers discovered a compiled minimal perfect hash table of 32-bit fingerprints buried inside the keyboard's language-model files.

When you swipe-type or use autocomplete on an iPhone, the keyboard converts your input into token IDs and evaluates sequences of two to six words. It hashes those candidate n-grams using Bob Jenkins's public-domain hashword() function. If that 32-bit fingerprint matches an entry in the table, the predictive engine refuses to suggest it, or the swipe model actively diverts the word to an alternate match.

On November 6, researcher Derik Kauffman published Swipeblocked after exhaustively enumerating candidate word combinations against the table to reverse-engineer the hidden phrases. His conservative estimate is roughly 100,000 entries across 28 languages. In English, the prediction list holds 4,525 phrases and the swipe-typing list holds 2,794.

Most entries cover violence, slurs, and sexual content, but the table also silences geopolitical phrases like "Tibetan independence", "United Ireland", "dictator Trump", and Hebrew for "the occupied territories". In testing, swiping "United Ireland" consistently resolved to "United Iceland".
You can still type any phrase letter by letter. The suppression only touches autocomplete predictions and gesture paths. Apple told Reuters the system avoids offensive suggestions, but never addressed the political entries or the existence of the table.
Apple never published the list because it was never meant to be read. It took brute-forcing the hash table to show what the keyboard was quietly dropping.

[Alexey Fateev @superalesha]

NVIDIA lied to every RTX 3090 owner. Again.

Hardware Unboxed just ran real DLSS Frame Generation on an RTX 3090 with a community mod. Not FSR, not a trick. They lined it up against a 5090 frame by frame, and the generated frames have the same artifacts in the same spots. It is the same model.

Then they turned on 4x frame gen in Cyberpunk on the 3090. Then 6x in Crimson Desert. Their verdict on pacing: "smooth, consistent, evenly paced output".

In 2022 NVIDIA said frame gen needs the optical flow hardware in the 40 series. In early 2025 DLSS 4 dropped that hardware and moved to an AI model on the tensor cores. The 3090 has tensor cores. The lock stayed anyway. HUB asked NVIDIA why. No answer.

2 weeks ago a kernel module showed my 3090s were doing fp32-accumulate tensor math at half speed. At full speed my BF16 tensor pipe went from 82 to 155 TFLOPS. Now this.

I own 4 of these cards. Stop locking parts of them so I buy the next one.

Turn it on officially, NVIDIA. For the 30 series and the 20 series too.

https://t.co/Em7R6RDK7c

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Jim Cramer assures investors the AI stock selloff is not another dot-com crash.

[SGAnon @TheQNewsPatriot]

Massive reports of potential fraud in US midterms already coming out —

* New York: Voters being told at polling stations that they’ve already voted.

* California: Voters being told at polling locations that they’ve already voted.

* Texas: Total 2026 turnout exceeded 2024 turnout by almost the exact same number of total votes that went to the [D] candidate for Governor.

* Alaska: [D] candidate literally went out and recruited a bait-switch candidate, w/ the same first and last name as their opponent, which has so far has resulted in 9,000 wrong-identity ballots being cast.

* Wisconsin: State Election system usernames and passwords were published to the World Wide Web for all to see, immediately after the Primary race, and left there for weeks.

* Wisconsin: Total voter registrations statewide in 2026 exceeded the total number of above-18yo adults eligible to vote, by 2.5 million.

* Texas: Almost 3 million non-citizen voter registrations were recorded between 2022 and 2026, with no chain of custody on whether or not those non-citizens recently voted.

*Minnesota: Poll worker stated on video that she detected an unrecognized Wi-Fi signal emitting from a ballot casting machine, using her mobile phone.

* Georgia: Vote-switching allegations coming out. In Jackson County, voter-registration tracking showed one voter’s ballot status being changed from “Early In Person” to “Absentee By Mail”, and then back again. Fulton county has similar reports.

* Oregon: New voter registrations for 2026 exceeded 2021-2026 population growth figures by over 500%.

* Kentucky: Voters claiming polling stations were closed in select counties prior to the required statewide closing hour.

* Nationwide: A mathematically impossible flip of 2,800/3,100 Counties in the USA, from [R] in 2024 to [D] in 2026, was reported. This extreme of a pendulum swing at civilization-scale, in 24 months time, is without precedent in all of modern history eclipsing even the biggest swings recorded during and between major world wars.

Interference with the elections is an act of sedition.

Consciously and knowingly facilitating such interference is Treason.

Treason doesn’t pay well in the end.