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17 results for "informa"

Company News

Business Events: Informa Buys Clarion for £2.2 Billion

Who knew organizing trade shows and conferences was worth a fortune? Well, apparently it is, and a pretty hefty one too.

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Data exposed: Supabase customers leave personal info online

Imagine building a house and leaving the front door wide open, with all your valuables in plain sight. Many developers are doing exactly that with user data.

Sep 25·2 min·4·Beginner

Cyberattacks: Port of LA stopped 120 million last month

GitHub Tools

Mini pi-agent: 600 Lines of Code for a DIY AI Assistant

Imagine building a small digital assistant without needing a computer science degree. Someone just made it possible, sharing it online for everyone.

Aug 10·1 min·1·Beginner

Work Notes: How Not to Get Lost in Information Overload

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Microsoft's AI Dismantled Cybercrime Tools—Here's How

Jun 25·1 min·1·Beginner

AI Drug Discovery: When Data Becomes the Real Recipe

Company News

Three Tech Giants Control Your Privacy (And It's Not a Joke)

While everyone's debating AI, someone just pointed out a rather unsettling detail: three companies can make decisions that compromise cybersecurity for billions of people. Meredith Whittaker, Signal's president, has shone a light on a reality we'd rather ignore.

Jun 21·1 min·Beginner

Anthropic's AI Is Too Cautious (And Security Researchers Are Furious)

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Company News

Cyberattacks: Port of LA stopped 120 million last month

Sep 17·2 min·1·Beginner

Skills & Frameworks

Work Notes: How Not to Get Lost in Information Overload

Ever reread your own notes and wonder who wrote them? Well, you're not alone. Many end up with improvised note systems, often without realizing it.

Aug 9·2 min·3·Beginner

GitHub Tools

ClaudeBrain: AI assistant for bug bounty and penetration testing

Imagine having an AI brain helping you find bugs before the bad guys do. That's exactly what ClaudeBrain, a new cybersecurity tool, aims to deliver.

Jul 16·2 min·2·Beginner

AI Drug Discovery: When Data Becomes the Real Recipe

Developing a new drug takes years, billions in cash, and a hefty dose of luck. But what if you could speed up the whole thing by simply feeding AI the right data? Sanofi and other pharma giants are discovering that scientific research, in the end, is just an information problem.

Jun 23·2 min·1·Beginner

Anthropic's AI Is Too Cautious (And Security Researchers Are Furious)

Imagine being a security researcher who wants to test if a system can be hacked, but the AI refuses to cooperate because it's scared of causing harm. That's the friction now brewing in the cybersecurity world.

Jun 19·1 min·1·Beginner

Company News

Israeli AI Firm Protecting Governments Now Worth $3 Billion

While everyone obsesses over AI writing poetry, an Israeli firm just tripled its valuation by protecting governments from cyberattacks instead. Dream just raised $260 million, and investors clearly think that's where the real money is.

Jun 18·1 min·Beginner

GitHub Tools

The Real AI Problem Isn't Questions—It's What They Actually Know

You know that moment when you ask ChatGPT something and it gives you a perfect answer that's completely made up? The problem isn't that the model is dumb—it's that you're asking it to guess in the dark. Someone just figured out that before asking the right questions, you need to stuff its brain with actual information.

Jun 11·1 min·2·Intermediate

Company News

Anthropic Hobbles Its Most Powerful AI: No Hacking Allowed

When you hold a loaded gun, you don't hand it to strangers. Anthropic just put its most powerful AI model in a safety lock, stripping away its ability to mess with computer systems. After months of warning that this exact capability could be a problem, here's how they're trying to have it both ways.

Jun 10·1 min·5·Beginner