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🔒 The illusion of a digital fortress. How the foundations of security crumbled
Artificial intelligence can already independently bypass two-step verification and generate attacks in fractions of a second. We’ve entered the Machine Speed era, in which even the most advanced defense systems are doomed…
🔒 The new king. Who’s the most important person in a digital company?
As the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) approaches full effect, the traditional IT governance model is proving inadequate. Companies are no longer seeking just algorithm creators, but above all their…
🔒 Shadow AI: the digital gray area
For years, the IT department has been the protector of the organization’s digital assets. Today, employees use dozens of AI tools that IT has never approved and often doesn’t even know about.…
🔒 Deepfakes in war. When the news anchor doesn’t exist
The war in the Middle East has been fought on the traditional and informational fronts since the beginning. And the latter has turned out to be the most intense test of deepfake…
🔒 LLMs’ dangerous weak spots: cats, Dr. House, poetry and authority figures
In theory, they’re resistant to manipulation. In practice, a cleverly phrased prompt can push them to work around their own safeguards. Language models can handle very long contexts, but they still get…
🔒 Aardvark: automated security screening
OpenAI is launching Aardvark in its beta version — an AI agent based on GPT-5. Its mission is to automatically detect and assist in fixing large-scale software security vulnerabilities.
🔒 AI on the modern battlefield
In the 19th century, Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke led military operations against France under conditions of information scarcity. It was then that he introduced the “fog of war”…











