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❗️ Andrej Karpathy says Claude built him HackerTube, a YouTube that only recommends videos Hacker News keeps praising, in about 2 hours.
Claude sifted 43M comments from 20 years of Hacker News down to 6,454 videos that people kept recommending.
His only manual work, he says, was a Google API key, a rented server and the domain. He gave Claude the server's IP, told it to secure, harden and deploy the site, and says it did the whole thing.
There are no logins, and each thumbnail is a frame from the middle of the video instead of an A/B-tested upload.
https://hackertube.org/
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❗️ xAI will start hiding an invisible watermark in text from Grok's API on 7 November, switched on by default.
The mark nudges which words the model picks and adds no visible characters, so copying and pasting will not remove it.
Only a team admin who confirms a legal exception applies can turn it off.
xAI says it is doing this to comply with the EU AI Act. In August, it stayed out of the EU's voluntary code on marking AI content.
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‼️ A single shared ChatGPT link was enough to take over the account of anyone who opened it, security firm Parameter says.
Its test code opened a private chat that was never shared and sent part of it to the researchers.
OpenAI fixed it in 8 days and paid $5,000.
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✨ Musk has suspended user account. 🥶
🤔 Did user go to far?
This is funny and sad at the same time
‼️ A ransomware gang that claims it hit New Mexico's only Level I trauma centre says it has "morals" and offers patients up to $2,500 each.
BYOD says it didn't know the hospital's machines were helping patients in real time.
TOP 15 MOST NOTORIOUS HACKER GROUPS IN THE WORLD.
A breakdown of some of the world’s most sophisticated and dangerous cyber threat groups, their countries of origin, and their primary targets.
🇰🇵 NORTH KOREA
Lazarus Group
Targets: Cryptocurrency exchanges, banks, financial institutions, and government agencies.
Known for: Major crypto thefts, the Sony Pictures attack, and international cyber espionage.
APT38 (BeagleBoyz)
Targets: Banks, financial networks, and payment systems.
Known for: Large-scale financial theft and attacks on international banking systems.
Andariel
Targets: Defense contractors, financial institutions, and government organizations.
Known for: Financial cybercrime and espionage operations.
🇷🇺 RUSSIA
APT28 (Fancy Bear)
Targets: Governments, military organizations, NATO, and political institutions.
Known for: Cyber espionage and intelligence operations.
APT29 (Cozy Bear)
Targets: Government agencies, technology companies, and research institutions.
Known for: The SolarWinds supply chain attack.
Sandworm
Targets: Energy infrastructure, power grids, telecommunications, and government networks.
Known for: Destructive cyberattacks and attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure.
🇨🇳 CHINA
APT41
Targets: Technology companies, healthcare, telecommunications, and financial institutions.
Known for: Cyber espionage and financially motivated attacks.
Volt Typhoon
Targets: Critical infrastructure, telecommunications, and government networks.
Known for: Long term infiltration of strategic infrastructure.
APT10 (Stone Panda)
Targets: Corporations, technology companies, and government organizations.
Known for: Intellectual property theft and cyber espionage.
Mustang Panda
Targets: Governments, political organizations, and diplomatic institutions.
Known for: Advanced cyber espionage campaigns.
🇮🇷 IRAN
MuddyWater
Targets: Government agencies, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure.
Known for: Cyber espionage and credential theft.
APT35 (Charming Kitten)
Targets: Government officials, academics, journalists, and organizations.
Known for: Phishing, credential theft, and intelligence gathering.
🌍 INTERNATIONAL/EASTERN EUROPE
Scattered Spider
Origins: International network, primarily English speaking operators.
Targets: Telecommunications, technology companies, and financial institutions.
Known for: Social engineering, SIM swapping, and corporate network intrusions.
FIN7
Origins: Eastern Europe, with members associated with Ukraine and Russia.
Targets: Retailers, hospitality companies, payment systems, and financial institutions.
Known for: Payment card theft and corporate cybercrime.
LockBit
Origins: International ransomware operation with strong Russian connections.
Targets: Businesses, hospitals, government agencies, and corporations.
Known for: Ransomware attacks and large scale data extortion.
THE FIVE GROUPS TO WATCH CLOSELY IN CRYPTO AND FINANCIAL SECURITY:
🇰🇵 Lazarus Group - Cryptocurrency theft and financial attacks.
🇰🇵 APT38 - Banking and financial system attacks.
🇨🇳 APT41 - Financially motivated cybercrime and espionage.
🇷🇺 Sandworm - Critical infrastructure attacks.
🌍 Scattered Spider - Corporate and financial system intrusions.
🚨 IMPORTANT: Country associations do not automatically prove direct government control or responsibility for every attack. Cyber attribution requires forensic evidence and independent verification.
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❗️ Hackers hijacked a highway billboard in Egypt and screens in Malaysia to show porn.
Egypt says the hack hit several countries at once. A group called Leakers claims it found thousands of exposed systems in 2 hours.
It says "anyone with two brain cells" could do it.
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❗️ Pakistan raided a suspected scam call centre in Rawalpindi and detained 130 Malaysians.
Callers allegedly posed as bank staff, then as uniformed Malaysian police on video calls, to scare victims into paying via Touch 'n Go eWallet.
The alleged boss ran it from Cambodia.
