Tomorrow, Thursday May 29, Nuits sonores, Lyon France! I'm coming dance, I'm coming to party, I'm coming to eat, but first I'm sitting down to talk about tech, privacy, Signal, and what it takes to make a world worth living in
SECURITY
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Financial Institution Responsibility in Digital Loss Events
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I find when dealing with this broad class of issues it’s mildly less vexing to think “I am a witness to the bank losing the bank’s money” as opposed to “Someone stole my points because the bank let them.”
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DeepTeam: Open-Source Framework for LLM Security Testing
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Test and detect security issues in your LLM Apps! 100% open-source and locally DeepTeam is an open-source LLM red teaming framework to safety test LLM systems. It works with any LLM system, including RAG pipelines, chatbots, and AI agents.
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EIF invests €40 million in European defence security tech fund
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EIF announces €40 million investment in Keen Venture Partners' European defence and security Tech fund under InvestEU https://
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Building Lumesys Energy Tech and Veratin Cybersecurity AI Agent
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Thank you so much Adam! Having arguably one of the most difficult days…building Lumesys, energy tech. And working on the conceptualization of Veratin (Cyber security) AI agent.
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Jailbroken AI Models and Cybersecurity Threats to Online Services
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I worry about agentic tool use. If you manage to jailbreak a mainstream model you can already get it to tell you exactly how to break 90% of the world’s websites/online services (esp. govt services) but most people lack the agency and energy to actually do it and debug issues
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Quantum Computing: Solving Unsolvable Problems Faster
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Quantum computing, with its parallel power from qubits, can redefine how we tackle "unsolvable" challenges. For example, optimization problems that take classical computers ages—like logistics or molecular simulations—can be solved much faster. Also, in cryptography, quantum can
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Post-Quantum Cryptography: NIST Standards Combat Future Q-Day
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I think post-quantum cryptography is a crucial step—we need to protect our data from future quantum attacks. NIST is pushing hard with new standards like HQC, just finalized in March 2025. About Q-Day, experts say it might be 5-20 years away, but some worry it could come sooner
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o3 Discovers Linux Kernel Security Vulnerability
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o3 for finding a security vulnerability in the Linux kernel: