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5+ min ago (179+ words) Enterprises are rushing to deploy agentic systems that plan, use tools, and make decisions with less human guidance than earlier AI models. This new class of systems also brings new kinds of risk that appear in the interactions between models, tools, data sources, and memory stores. Architecture overview of NVIDIA AI-Q Research Assistant agent This approach reflects the need for stronger observability across agentic systems. The authors call for end to end traces and audit logs to support investigation of cascading failures. They also highlight the need for consistent intermediate state representations so that safety agents can evaluate actions inside the workflow rather than only at the end. A major part of the paper describes a safety and security framework that sits inside the agentic workflow. It runs through two phases. The first is risk discovery and evaluation, where attacker…...

17+ min ago (411+ words) Malayalam actor Dileep acquitted in 2017 actress sexual assault case, six found guilty IndiGo Crisis: Over 300 flights cancelled, THESE cities severely affected, airports issue warnings Who is Sunny Reddy? Indian origin American elected as Co-Chair of Michigan Republican Party Delhi Traffic Advisory: Restrictions near Red Fort ahead of UNESCO event until December 13; Check affected areas and diversions Delhi-NCR air quality remains in 'very poor' levels, AQI crosses 318-mark in Anand Vihar, Bawana, Chandni Chowk; Check area-wise pollution levels Apple warns iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome, highlighting Safari's stronger privacy protections. Safari blocks digital fingerprinting, AI-based tracking, and location harvesting, while remaining compatible with Google apps, making it a safer choice for privacy-conscious users. Updated : Dec 08, 2025, 12:18 PM IST Apple has recently issued a warning to iPhone users, recommending they switch from Google Chrome to Safari to better protect their privacy....

28+ min ago (444+ words) Porsche owners in Russia found their vehicles "bricked" last week, unable to be started or driven after they suddenly stopped, leaving hundreds of the German cars stranded " and conspiracy theories to fester. According to CarScoops, Porsche owners across Russia awoke on December 1, 2025, to find their vehicles mysteriously inoperable, many having their engines stop seconds after firing up, with others unable to start at all. The odd occurrence saw The Moscow Times suggest "It"s possible this was done deliberately, although the publication noted there was no evidence to support the speculation. In 2024, the US launched a probe into Chinese-made cars on the grounds they posed a perceived security risk and could be "piloted or disabled remotely. The Daily Mail said Russian motoring publication Auto Rambler confirmed official Russian importer Porsche Rusland LLC had acknowledged the existence of the problem. Yet…...

29+ min ago (536+ words) CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan " As the Indo-Pacific region faces the challenges of the information age and the rise of technological warfare, Marines with 3d Cyber Warfare Company, III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group (III MIG), participate in Cyber Red Zone 26-1 training exercise at Camp Courtney from October through November. During the exercise, Marines broke into simulated enemy databases and captured classified information to combat and counter the evolving technological methods foreign adversaries may use to strengthen their offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.[III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group participates in offensive cyber competition to bolster Indo-Pacific regional security] III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group participates in offensive cyber competition to bolster Indo-Pacific regional security CAMP COURTNEY, OKINAWA, JAPAN Story by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil/rss/personnel/1866927 III MEF Information Group /search/unit/IIIMIG /rss/unit/5213 February 2019"> August 2018"> CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan…...

29+ min ago (532+ words) CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan " As the Indo-Pacific region faces the challenges of the information age and the rise of technological warfare, Marines with 3d Cyber Warfare Company, III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group (III MIG), participate in Cyber Red Zone 26-1 training exercise at Camp Courtney from October through November. During the exercise, Marines broke into simulated enemy databases and captured classified information to combat and counter the evolving technological methods foreign adversaries may use to strengthen their offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.[3d Cyber Warfare Company participates in offensive cyber competition to bolster Indo-Pacific regional security] 3d Cyber Warfare Company participates in offensive cyber competition to bolster Indo-Pacific regional security CAMP COURTNEY, OKINAWA, JAPAN Story by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil/rss/personnel/1866927 III MEF Information Group /search/unit/IIIMIG /rss/unit/5213 February 2019"> August 2018"> CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan " As the Indo-Pacific region faces the…...

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34+ min ago (205+ words) The project supports public key authentication and adds options like TOTP and Yubico PIV key checks. This gives organizations more control over how login flows work without pushing changes to every system in their fleet. The project's maintainers built the system so that common ssh clients work on the ingress side and standard sshd servers work on the egress side. That helps teams that run a mix of old and new equipment. Ancient devices can stay behind firewalls with weak protocols disabled for outside users. The Bastion handles the stronger connection at the front and keeps the weaker one inside the network. The Bastion does not rely on databases or other external services during authentication or authorization. Fewer outside components mean fewer moving parts that can cause downtime. Clusters can run in an active active scheme so each instance stays…...

46+ min ago (203+ words) The collaboration empowers AI-driven businesses to innovate faster, reduce time to market, and scale globally on a secure, cost-efficient, and compliant AWS cloud foundation SUDO Consultants signs strategic MOU with AI startup Someli at GITEX GLOBAL 2025 The collaboration empowers AI-driven businesses to innovate faster, reduce time to market, and scale globally on a secure, cost-efficient, and compliant AWS cloud foundation SUDO, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and leading cloud consulting firm in the Middle East, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Someli, an emerging AI-driven marketing startup, during GITEX GLOBAL 2025 at the AWS Booth. The agreement was signed by Hameedullah Khan, CEO of SUDO, and Rajiv Shah, co-founder of Someli. The signing was witnessed by Arun Francis, from AWS Distributor Redington, along with Faisal Saleem, Hima Karanath Renandranadhan, Palak Chadha, and Soniya Chatterjee, underscoring the collaborative nature…...

50+ min ago (1181+ words) Encrypted messengers are having a second wave. Apps like WhatsApp, iMessage and Signal made end-to-end encryption (E2EE) a default expectation. But most still hinge on phone numbers, centralized servers and a lot of metadata, such as who you talk to, when, from which IP and on which device. That is what Vitalik Buterin is aiming at in his recent X post and donation. He argues the next steps for secure messaging are permissionless account creation with no phone numbers or Know Your Customer (KYC) and much stronger metadata privacy. In that context he highlighted Session and SimpleX and sent 128 Ether (ETH) to each to keep pushing in that direction. Session is a good case study because it tries to combine E2E encryption with decentralization. There is no central message server, traffic is routed through onion paths, and user IDs are keys instead…...

52+ min ago (366+ words) December 8, 2025 @ 1:12 am By Omar Faridi Switching to digital replaces traditional, "paper-based trade finance processes " that require days or even weeks of document handling " with instant digital exchanges between parties. " While the banks" careful examination processes remain, the ability to transmit and resubmit documents "instantly has removed one of the main barriers to faster processing and opened doors to real-time trade. " This marks a shift from paperwork-driven transactions to "a faster, more connected trade environment " one that matches not only the pace of global commerce, but the rhythm of everyday life, where users expect technology to move seamlessly and instantly." Some of the reported benefits observed are as follows: The process supports the ambitions of the India"UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), which aims "to deepen business relationships between the two countries and double bilateral trade to $120 billion by…...