Microsoft researchers say Lazarus reprogrammed seven neurons in one AI model to trigger a hidden command while routine benchmark performance remained close to the original.
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Archived notices show Northwestern Polytechnical University rented servers with eight Nvidia H200 GPUs each. Their location and export authorization are unclear.
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Binance Hack Case: How Much Money Is Covered By The Court-Approved Seizure?
The Justice Department says courts authorized seizure or restraint of more than $1.2 billion tied to the Binance theft. The orders are not final forfeitures.
Outlook Zero-Day Under Attack: Your November 24 Action Plan
Microsoft and CISA say attackers are exploiting an Outlook flaw that can expose NTLMv2 hashes. Federal agencies must apply the fix by Nov. 24.
