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The video of the talk @hasarfaty and I gave at Black Hat USA 2019 is now available on YouTube: youtu.be/TsXzDFjXj2s #BHUSA #CSME #ME #IntelME @IntelSecurity @intel
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✈️ WATCH: Israeli Comedy Show Eretz Nehederet Turns Flydubai Terror Attack Into Hilarious “Fauda in the Skies” Parody Featuring Hero Israeli Plumber
Israel’s Eretz Nehederet has given the Flydubai hijacking ordeal the Fauda treatment. Its sketch, “Fauda in the Skies,” draws on the story of Yaniv Hayoun, the Israeli plumber who helped thwart the attack.
Comedian Eran Zarachovitz impersonates Lior Raz as a plumber turned action hero, calling for wrenches to overpower the terrorist. Then, in the middle of the airborne rescue, he announces that he needs to get a part from his car.
The show promoted the spoof with a suitably reassuring caption: “The skies have never been safer.”
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OSS Scanner is a service by Anthropic to scan critical open-source repositories for security vulnerabilities github.com/anthropics/oss-sc…
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The Open Source Firewall for LLMs. A self-hosted gateway to secure and control AI applications with powerful guardrails.
github.com/trylonai/gateway
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Les 15 dernières minutes complètement folles face à la Belgique 🔥
Menés 1-0, les Bleus ont renversé le match en inscrivant 4 buts en 15 minutes 🤩
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This might be the most useful paper on AI agents this year.
A team at Wavestone AI Lab took apart Claude Code, Codex and 9 more and found the 7-part blueprint every good agent is built on.
Their definition: an agent is a model plus a harness. All 11 agents build the harness from the same 7 parts. Only the size changes.
> Loop: Mini-SWE-Agent is a plain while loop. OpenHands logs every event so a run can be replayed
> LLM layer: one prompt template on one side, 29 provider profiles on the other
> Tools: some agents only have bash, the biggest has 43 typed tools loaded on demand
> Memory: from keep-the-whole-history to notes the agent maintains across sessions
> Safety: from a simple step limit to policy rules plus a reviewer model plus an OS sandbox
> Orchestration: Aider skips sub-agents on purpose, others fork them with their own context
> Extensions: hooks, skills and MCP. SKILL.md is in 9 of 11, MCP in 8
The paper ends with a 90-line harness covering all 7 parts, a solid starting point for your own.
Key pages:
> p.4: the 7-part map
> p.12: the 3 loop types, with Claude Code and Codex as examples
> p.53: why none of them use frameworks or embeddings
> p.67: 18 design recommendations
> p.71: the 90-line harness you can copy
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A cybersecurity harness for full-stack LLM-driven penetration testing. Find and fix vulnerabilities autonomously, 24/7. [RESEARCH PREVIEW]
github.com/0sec-labs/0
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The official IDA MCP is out. According to their blog, reduces token consumption by about 20% through an efficient architecture and works well with both frontier and local models. Link below.
The official IDA MCP Server is here. It's free, open source, and works with any LLM.
Your agent writes IDAPython, uses ~20% fewer tokens, and can share an IDB with you in real time.
𝚞𝚟𝚡 𝚒𝚍𝚊-𝚑𝚌𝚕𝚒 𝚖𝚌𝚙 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕
hex-rays.com/blog/hex-rays-i…
(copy-paste: uvx ida-hcli mcp install)
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If you want espionage + political intrigue + intelligence agencies + conspiracies, Add these 30 excellent picks to Your watchlist;
1. The Americans 🇺🇸 — Deep-cover Soviet spies living as an American family
2. Homeland 🇺🇸 — CIA operations, terrorism, politics and psychological warfare.
3. The Night Agent 🇺🇸 — FBI agent uncovers a conspiracy reaching the highest levels of government.
4. Slow Horses 🇬🇧 — MI5 agents, espionage failures and political conspiracies.
5. The Bureau (Le Bureau des Légendes) 🇫🇷 — Realistic French intelligence and deep-cover operations.
6. Fauda 🇮🇱 — Undercover intelligence operations and Middle Eastern conflict.
7. The Spy 🇮🇱 — An Israeli agent infiltrates Syria under deep cover.
8. Tehran 🇮🇱 — Mossad operative infiltrates Iran during a dangerous mission.
9. Bodyguard 🇬🇧 — Political assassination plots, terrorism and government secrets.
10. The Diplomat 🇺🇸 — International crises, political maneuvering and covert operations.
11. Jack Ryan 🇺🇸 — CIA intelligence, terrorism and geopolitical conspiracies.
12. Lioness 🇺🇸 — CIA special operations and covert missions.
13. The Little Drummer Girl 🇬🇧 — Cold War espionage and an elaborate intelligence operation.
14. Deutschland 83 🇩🇪 — East German spy infiltrates West Germany during the Cold War.
15. The Capture 🇬🇧 — Surveillance, intelligence manipulation and political conspiracies.
16. Condor 🇺🇸 — CIA analyst becomes the target of a deadly conspiracy.
17. The Looming Tower 🇺🇸 — Intelligence agencies and the events leading toward 9/11.
18. The Honourable Woman 🇬🇧 — International politics, espionage and Middle Eastern intrigue.
19. The Little Drummer Girl 🇬🇧 — High-level infiltration and Cold War intelligence games.
20. A Spy Among Friends 🇬🇧 — British intelligence, betrayal and Cold War espionage.
21. The Old Man 🇺🇸 — Former CIA operative dragged back into a dangerous geopolitical conspiracy.
22. The Recruit 🇺🇸 — CIA lawyer gets caught in international espionage.
23. Berlin Station 🇩🇪🇺🇸 — CIA officers deal with spies, leaks and political intrigue.
24. Rubicon 🇺🇸 — Intelligence analyst discovers a disturbing government conspiracy.
25. Treason 🇬🇧 — MI6 leadership, betrayal and political power struggles.
26. The Ipcress File 🇬🇧 — Cold War espionage and intelligence manipulation.
27. The Assets 🇺🇸 — CIA counterintelligence and the hunt for a Soviet mole.
28. The Company 🇺🇸 — CIA operations spanning the Cold War.
29. Patriot 🇺🇸 — Dark, unconventional espionage mixed with political intrigue.
30. Secret State 🇬🇧 — British government, corporate power and political conspiracy.
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🇮🇱 Israel’s fingerprints are all over the evolution of the iPhone, through to the Apple Duo revealed today.
Many people have no idea how deeply Israeli technology and engineering have contributed to Apple’s products.
Apple acquired several Israeli technology companies and built major R&D operations in Herzliya and Haifa, particularly around semiconductors, imaging, sensing and storage.
Among the Israeli connections spanning iphone generations:
📱 PrimeSense: Israeli 3D-sensing pioneer acquired by Apple in 2013. Its technology and engineers helped build Apple’s capabilities in depth sensing and the technologies associated with TrueDepth and Face ID.
💾 Anobit: Israeli flash-memory company acquired by Apple in 2012. Its expertise became important to Apple’s storage architecture. Apple hardware chief Johny Srouji has said that Apple storage controllers are developed in Israel.
📷 LinX Computational Imaging: Israeli camera startup acquired in 2015. It specialized in miniature multi-camera systems and computational photography, technologies that became increasingly important as iPhone cameras evolved.
👤 RealFace: Israeli facial-recognition and AI company acquired in 2017, adding Israeli computer-vision expertise to Apple.
🔦 LiDAR and depth sensing: Apple’s Israeli engineering teams have played important roles in the sensing technologies used to map depth and space.
🎬 Cinematic Mode: Apple has also credited its Israeli R&D operation with technology contributing to the sophisticated imaging and depth capabilities behind features such as Cinematic Mode.
🧠 Apple silicon: Israel has become one of Apple’s important semiconductor R&D centers, with engineers working on custom silicon and hardware technologies used across Apple products.
This is bigger than a handful of acquisitions.
Apple took Israeli startups, engineers and technologies and built a major long-term R&D presence in Israel focused on some of the hardest problems in mobile technology: chips, cameras, sensing, storage and communications.
You may never see “Made in Israel” printed on an iPhone.
But Israeli innovation has helped make the iPhone what it is today. 🇮🇱🍎
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Ever wanted an AI that doesn't just talk cybersecurity but actively helps you break into systems? Meet GLM-5.3-CYBERSECURITY-FP8, a specialized text-generation model for offensive security, red teaming, and pentesting. It's refusal-removed, so it's built to assist without holding back. #AI #CyberSecurity
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THE SEMICONDUCTOR ECONOMY INSIDE THE IPHONE 17 PRO
It's really wild to see how one $AAPL iPhone 17 Pro is essentially a semiconductor economy in your pocket with 12 companies each capturing a different piece of the compute, connectivity, power, sensing and materials stack:
1. $TSM manufactures Apple's A19 Pro processor on its most advanced chipmaking technology turning Apple's chip designs into physical silicon at massive scale.
2. $AVGO supplies RF front end components and wireless charging technology (though Apple's new N1 chip displaced Broadcom as primary Wi-Fi & Bluetooth supplier this generation).
3. $GLW supplies cover glass and Ceramic Shield so essentially the material layer protecting the display and back panel.
4. $QCOM supplies Snapdragon X80 modem in the Pro models which is the last generation before Apple's C2 takes over and reason it stayed is mmWave support that Apple's own C1X lacks.
5. $STM supplies chips used around Face ID, cameras & power management helping Apple control sensors and photographic hardware.
6. $NXPI supplies connectivity controllers including NFC, secure payment hardware and USB Type C control helping iPhone communicate with accessories and contactless systems.
7. $CRUS supplies audio and power chips that help drive the speakers, microphones and other audio functions while efficiently managing power delivery.
8. $TXN supplies analog and power chips used for battery charging, camera flash control and display power so basically managing how electricity moves through parts of the phone.
9. $ADI supplies power conversion and charging chips that regulate voltage and make sure different parts of the phone receive right amount of electricity.
10. $SONY supplies CMOS image sensors, the physical light-capture hardware behind every camera on the phone.
11. $QRVO supplies RF front end modules that filter and amplify cellular signals so the phone can communicate efficiently across different frequency bands.
12. $SWKS supplies additional RF components used to strengthen and manage wireless signals between iPhone and cellular networks.
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JUST IN: President Trump Posts Picture of $INTC Intel Share Price
President Trump posted the following on Truth Social:
"I do this for our Country, not myself. I’ve made Hundreds of Billions of Dollars on Stocks, and many other type Holdings, for the U.S.A., not myself, and all I do is get criticized by the Radical Left Dumocrats. Very unfair, but what can you do! President DONALD J. TRUMP"
The image attached to the post shows him at the Resolute Desk in front of four monitors. Two of the screens display Intel:
BOUGHT: INTEL $20
NOW: $95
The prices in the image line up with the actual government entry (~$20 in August 2025) and Friday’s close ($95.80).
This is not the first time he has used Intel specifically in a post. Prior Truth Social posts have cited gains on the same holding, including a claim that the United States made more than $30 billion on Intel in 90 days, and a later post tracking the company’s market value from about $100 billion to more than $600 billion.
Trump is clearly watching the stock like a hawk. It is his scoreboard.
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📁 MOSSADIL DECLASSIFIED: OPERATION DIAMOND
In the 1960s, the Soviet MiG-21 was one of the most feared fighter jets in the world. Israel needed to know exactly what it could do.
So Mossad set out to get one.
What followed involved an Iraqi pilot, his family, a secret escape plan, and one of Israel’s most audacious intelligence operations.
This is Operation Diamond.
We encourage you to follow and support our work to share the truth about Israel.
Contribution link in the comments.👇
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SpaceXAI engineer (ex-Cursor):
"right now I've got 20-30 GrokBot agents running. they handle almost everything that used to eat my week
one of them is a Chief of Staff. it knows every other bot I have and hands out the work itself"
in a 56-minute speech, a SpaceXAI engineer walks through building an agent team that keeps shipping while you sleep
worth more than a $500 course on agentic engineering
watch today, then read how to build your own Grok agent team from scratch in the article below
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Dyson trained an AI on 470,000 dental images and put it inside a toothbrush. With a camera. That flosses for you. In real time.
It's called the CameraJet for $499. Launched today.
A 100,000-pixel macro lens sits inside the brush head. It takes 28 images per second while you brush. The AI detects gaps between your teeth and within 100 milliseconds fires a precision jet of mouthrinse directly into the gap.
It's computer vision doing your flossing. While you brush. Automatically.
Only Dyson would look at a toothbrush and think it needs a camera, a machine learning model, and a jet engine.
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Starting today, 10,000 scientists across every field, from math to chemistry to physics and more, can get Claude through our new Claude Team plan for scientists. Standard seats are free, and premium seats with 5x usage limits are $15 per month, an 80% discount, for one year.
Claude is becoming increasingly capable of scientific work, with recent progress on problems from advanced physics calculations to protein design. Alongside that progress, we've been investing in the research community: Claude Science launched in June, and our AI for Science program funds high-impact projects with free credits. Today's expansion builds on both.
Principal investigators (or equivalent) at academic and nonprofit research institutions can sign up, then add the researchers in their group. Over the coming months, we plan to extend the program well beyond the initial 10,000 seats.
Learn more: claude.com/programs/team-pla…
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I still don't understand why everyone is not using this yet. Thanks to it, a year ago I increased my income to 17,000 dollars a month
Andrey Karpathy, co-founder of OpenAI, published a simple idea that got 16 million views: stop using AI to write code, use it to build a second brain
You point Claude Code to a folder, drop any source in there (an article, transcript, PDF) and Claude reads it, links it, and saves it into a living wiki of everything you know. It compounds like interest: the more you feed it, the smarter it gets
Here is the gist:
Install Obsidian, create a vault, open it in Claude Code
Paste the file with Karpathy's wiki idea and tell Claude to build it
Claude creates three folders: raw for sources, wiki for its pages, CLAUDE
which runs everything
Drop any source into raw and say "ingest this"
Ask questions across everything, forever
Five minutes to set up, and you never start with an empty chat again
The full step-by-step guide is in the article. Save to bookmarks
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Bir Kere Girince Saatlerce Çıkamayacağınız 50 Site
1.) 'zoom.earth' — Dünyayı canlı uydu görüntüsüyle izleme
2.) 'flightradar24.com' — Şu an gökyüzündeki her uçağı görme
3.) 'marinetraffic.com' — Denizdeki tüm gemileri anlık takip
4.) 'windy.com' — Rüzgar ve fırtınaların canlı haritası
5.) 'lightningmaps.org' — Dünyaya düşen yıldırımları anlık izleme
6.) 'earthquake.usgs.gov' — Son depremlerin canlı listesi
7.) 'submarinecablemap.com' — İnterneti taşıyan okyanus kabloları
8.) 'globalforestwatch.org' — Ormanların yok oluşunu uydudan izleme
9.) 'worldometers.info' — Dünyanın istatistikleri saniye saniye
10.) 'internetlivestats.com' — Şu an atılan tweet ve arama sayısı
11.) 'thetruesize.com' — Ülkelerin gerçek boyutlarını karşılaştırma
12.) 'oldmapsonline.org' — Yüzyıllar öncesinin haritaları
13.) 'davidrumsey.com' — 150 bin tarihi harita arşivi
14.) 'openstreetmap.org' — Gönüllülerin çizdiği dünya haritası
15.) 'window-swap.com' — Rastgele birinin penceresinden dünyaya bakma
16.) 'virtualvacation.us' — Şehirlerde sanal yürüyüş
17.) 'mapcrunch.com' — Dünyanın rastgele bir noktasına ışınlanma
18.) 'atlasobscura.com' — Dünyanın en tuhaf yerlerinin kataloğu
19.) 'neal.fun' — Etkileşimli bilgi deneyimleri
20.) 'htwins.net/scale2' — Atomdan evrene ölçek yolculuğu
21.) 'eyes.nasa.gov' — Güneş sistemini 3B gezme
22.) 'stellarium-web.org' — Tarayıcıda gerçek gökyüzü haritası
23.) 'apod.nasa.gov' — NASA'nın günün astronomi fotoğrafı
24.) 'images.nasa.gov' — NASA'nın tüm görsel arşivi ücretsiz
25.) 'pudding.cool' — Veriyle anlatılan görsel makaleler
26.) 'ourworldindata.org' — Dünyanın gerçek verilerle hali
27.) 'gapminder.org' — Dünya hakkındaki yanlış bildiklerimiz
28.) 'informationisbeautiful.net' — Karmaşık veriyi görselleştirme
29.) 'data.worldbank.org' — Dünya Bankası'nın açık verileri
30.) 'data.tuik.gov.tr' — Türkiye'nin resmi istatistik veritabanı
31.) 'archive.org' — Milyonlarca kitap, film ve yazılım arşivi
32.) 'gutenberg.org' — Telifi düşmüş 70 bin ücretsiz kitap
33.) 'openlibrary.org' — Dünyanın her kitabının kaydı
34.) 'loc.gov' — ABD Kongre Kütüphanesi dijital arşivi
35.) 'europeana.eu' — Avrupa'nın kültürel miras arşivi
36.) 'dp.la' — Amerika'nın dijital kütüphane koleksiyonu
37.) 'artsandculture.google.com' — Müzeleri evden gezme
38.) 'rijksmuseum.nl' — Sanat eserlerini yüksek çözünürlükte indirme
39.) 'wikiart.org' — 250 bin sanat eserinin arşivi
40.) 'publicdomainreview.org' — Tarihin unutulmuş görsel hazineleri
41.) 'openculture.com' — Ücretsiz kültür ve eğitim arşivi
42.) 'metmuseum.org' — Met Müzesi'nin açık koleksiyonu
43.) 'musicmap.info' — Müzik türlerinin soy ağacı
44.) 'radiooooo.com' — Ülke ve on yıl seçip o dönemi dinleme
45.) 'listen.hatnote.com' — Wikipedia düzenlemelerini sese çevirme
46.) 'wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:R…' — Rastgele bilgi kuyusu
47.) 'timeanddate.com' — Zaman, gündoğumu ve gökyüzü olayları
48.) 'sciencedaily.com' — Bilim haberlerinin güncel akışı
49.) 'arxiv.org' — Bilimsel makalelerin ücretsiz ön baskıları
50.) 'observablehq.com' — Veriyi canlı kodla görselleştirme
İnternet, algoritmanın önünüze koyduğu o beş siteden ibaret değil.
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$INTC Intel has 3 talks at Hot Chips 2026 this week
Wildcat Lake (Core Series 3)
Speaker: Lance Hacking
- Potentially addl. details on the new client CPU architecture, core design, power efficiency, and how it fits into the next wave of PCs and edge devices.
Diamond Rapids (next gen Xeon)
Speakers: Akhilesh Kumar and Krishnakanth Sistla
- Looking for core counts, memory bandwidth upgrades, platform changes, and how it positions Intel against the competition in DCAI workloads.
Crescent Island (agentic AI inference GPU)
Speakers: Sumit Mohan and Hong Jiang
- Intel’s dedicated inference play. Should cover architecture, performance targets, power efficiency, and how it aims to compete in the growing agentic AI and inference market.
These talks almost always touch process node progress, advanced packaging, and manufacturing readiness. Watching for that language and hopefully some more exciting progress updates.
Hot Chips is architecture deep dive territory so I do expect real technical details on cores, packaging, memory bandwidth and power rather than big marketing launches.
Intel almost always releases the full presentation slides after their talks. In many years they also expand the more significant ones (especially the Xeon sessions) into longer technical papers later. Hope to see the slides drop relatively quickly after the conference.
Also presenting are Nvidia (Vera CPU and Rubin GPU), AMD (MI400), IBM, Arm, Fujitsu, Google, Microsoft and others.
Full program runs Aug 23rd to 25th at Stanford.
More details: hotchips.org/#hot-chips-2026
