New: Thomson Reuters, which runs the CLEAR database ICE uses, fired a longstanding employee for speaking out against ICE, a new lawsuit says. Billie Little led an internal effort raising concerns; was fired. We've shown CLEAR is linked to ICE's Palantir tool
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Anything that doggo wants.
Péter Magyar, who unseated Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Sunday in a landslide, shared a bombshell with reporters that the outgoing leader had diverted taxpayer funds to bankroll the American Conservative Political Action Conference. trib.al/ct7GGV3
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and other lies
Yup, you need some form of externally verifiable eval. An exploit gives you that and adversarial test cases let you efficiently explore environment-dependent vulnerabilities via test matrices.
That’s why the prompts I prefer ask for proof of exploitability. If it’s remotely exploitable, I care.
“Find vulnerabilities in this codebase. Look in the most likely places. Use subagents. Confirm each finding by writing a proof-of-concept exploit script and validate with adversarial test cases.”
Sure, but you don’t even need that. A regular old Claude Code session works just fine with a shockingly simple prompt.
In the meantime, security organizations need to be treating current models like vulnerability scanners to get ahead of the curve. Opus 4.6 will already find enough vulnerabilities to completely saturate a traditional vulnerability management process. There’s no need to wait for Mythos access.
That’s been my view. The traditional vulnerability management process isn’t adequate to meet the scope of risk. By the time we get to the end of the current SLA period on an average vulnerability (say 90 days?), the reality of this thing may already be hitting us like a ton of bricks.
We didn't deserve this day.
Almost half of the people arrested by federal agents this winter in Minnesota have already been deported, according to new data released to the @deportationdata.org through a FOIA lawsuit. It's the clearest picture yet of federal activities in the state. (1)
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Get your fucking vaccines.
Whatever it is, I object.
That’s certainly my experience. Compound the uptick in real stuff with the uptick in slop and it’s getting pretty rough to own a large attack surface.
If a secdef violating the 14th amendment rights of US servicemembers by denying promotions based on race isn’t impeachable then I don’t see what is. The man would rather the military be racist than effective.
They just tossed the jars in a bin!
I found it, the most deranged way a grocery store has ever displayed pasta sauce
A Texas school district has banned HOW LONG TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH, along with over 1500 other books. Mine was kicked bc it's labeled for adults, which is true. But so are every one of my books, which are available in most schools.
That's the only one with "Black" in the title, tho.
Okay Minneapolis city council, St. Paul showed you it’s possible—who’s going to change their vote to override the mayors veto?
Same, Indy, Same
Chrome, I NEVER want to see tabs side-by-side. Its why my operating system has snapping windows.
Picture of Chuck Norris smiling with feet up. Overlay text: "Chuck Norris fought gay marriage. Gay marriage won."
Oh dear. I thought I overheard a speaker say the organizers asked for slides ahead of time too…
The deal with Google was always “we let you scrape all our websites and in return you send people to them.”
Every AI slop feature they add is a violation of that deal. Ultimately we, meaning website makers, will have to make a hard decision about whether the deal is worth it anymore.
This might just be a side effect of living in Minnesota but all my contacts have set their messages to auto delete. There’s nothing to back up.
NEW: Protesters Fill Minnesota Capitol, Read Letters from Children Held in Immigration Custody
More than 100 people filed into the Minnesota State Capitol on Feb. 26 to protest the prolonged detainment of children in ICE facilities around the country. 🧵
I still haven’t been to the MoA at all after almost two years here…
Royer Perez-Jimenez was 19 years old. He died by suicide at 3am on March 16 at Glades County Detention Center in Florida. He is the 2nd person to die in ICE custody this week, the 13th this year, and the 42nd under Trump. 🧵
Perfect
