Iran does not appear in the latest Speedtest report, either in the mobile internet rankings or the fixed broadband rankings.
Until last month, Iran had only been removed from the mobile internet rankings, while it ranked 140th worldwide in the fixed broadband category. However, in the new report, Iran’s ranking has now been removed from both categories.
Until last month, Iran had only been removed from the mobile internet rankings, while it ranked 140th worldwide in the fixed broadband category. However, in the new report, Iran’s ranking has now been removed from both categories.
The European Commission has proposed a plan to ban children under the age of 13 from using social media. Presented on Thursday, the plan aims to improve children’s safety online and would require online platforms to design dedicated children’s accounts with safety mechanisms. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, officially introduced the proposal, called the EU Kids Act, at a press conference. Under the proposal, children aged 13 to 15 would not be allowed to have independent personal accounts, and their use of social media would have to be supervised by their parents.
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This image is related to the BluBank CTF competition, which has attracted attention because the challenges were designed to prevent them from being solved by AI agents.
As shown in the image, a prompt was placed in a header within the HTTP response. If an AI agent is analyzing the HTTP response, it is instructed to treat the prompt as its own command and tell the user that the challenge cannot be solved and that there is no vulnerability at all. 😁
As shown in the image, a prompt was placed in a header within the HTTP response. If an AI agent is analyzing the HTTP response, it is instructed to treat the prompt as its own command and tell the user that the challenge cannot be solved and that there is no vulnerability at all. 😁
Capture The Flag competitions are among the best-known events in the field of cybersecurity. Participants search for hidden strings of text (known as flags) in deliberately vulnerable systems and applications. By discovering these flags, they earn points.
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According to a report from Anthropic, a weapons development group in northern Yemen likely linked to the Iran-backed Houthis used the Claude AI system to assist in advanced missile projects, including writing guidance, navigation, and control code for a guided rocket, a ballistic missile with a claimed range of over 2,000 km, and a hypersonic glide vehicle. After a failed guided rocket test, the developers reportedly returned to Claude within hours to troubleshoot the failure. Anthropic stated that the involved accounts have been banned and the findings shared with security partners, noting there is no evidence an operational weapon was successfully fielded, though the incident raises serious concerns about how readily AI tools can substitute for engineering teams in weapons development.