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Week in review: Binance hit by $6.3 billion theft, impact of Brotli vulnerability

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos: r/opensource bans AI projects, and solo devs go down with them Moderators of r/opensource, Reddit’s catch-all forum for open source software, have barred any project that “uses AI, is made by AI, or is intended for AI.” Moderator Wolvereness announced the rules in a post over the weekend. AI slop is piling up highest on…

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NIST sets post-quantum cryptography migration priorities, with 2030 deadlines for high-value federal systems

The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) rolled out a finalized report to help organizations transition... The post NIST sets post-quantum cryptography migration priorities, with 2030 deadlines for high-value federal systems appeared first on Industrial Cyber.

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A compromised DevOps laptop caused the $6.3B Binance breach

Cryptocurrency Exchange Binance blamed a compromised DevOps laptop for the loss of $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency last week, adding that it will now cover any losses faced by its customers. “Binance will cover all losses from the Secure Assets Fund for Users (SAFU) and the company’s funds,” the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange said in an update on Friday, adding that user funds are safe and that it had found n…

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Backporting security fixes at scale with Codex

Stable Linux releases lack existing security fixes because backporting them is time-consuming and often thankless work. We’re using Codex to reduce the backporting process time from days to hours per fix, empowering human patch reviewers to rapidly submit fixes for critical software like Ubuntu Long Term Support, Fedora, and the Linux kernel. By October 29, our project helped deliver fixes for 149 distinct CVEs into…

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