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One breach at ConnectWise's cloud backup service. Around 2,250 companies spied on.
Microsoft says the Chinese state-aligned hackers behind it ran almost 3,000 attempted sign-ins a minute. No human crew works that fast. AI agents did the work.
Prediction: this is the cheapest version of this attack we'll ever see.
One vendor login, one open-source AI framework, around 2,250 companies. The limit used to be how many hackers you could hire. Now it's how many customers your vendor has.
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A reported $200 million JPMorgan loss traces back to double-pledging, the same collateral backing more than one loan. Benjamin Sarquis Peillard on why putting loan collateral on-chain lets lenders verify ownership first.
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Most lending decisions are made by intermediaries risking other people's money. What if underwriters had to back every loan with their own collateral? New episode with Benjamin Sarquis Peillard, Founder and CEO of Cap.
Full episode in the replies 👇
Full episode with Benjamin Sarquis Peillard 👇
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Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs object to tokenized versions of their shares trading on OKX and ICE's planned venue.
Objections rose from 9 to 16 in a week. The roster had just 62 companies.
The SEC gave issuers a veto. The biggest names are using it.
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US cybersecurity job postings fell 26.4% year on year to 235,786, a four-year low, says CyberSN. One role that bounced back in Q3: Chief Information Security Officer, up 19.5% from Q2.
Boards still want someone accountable. Just fewer people under them.
Prediction: the next big US breach post-mortem will have one name at the top and a staffing chart with a hole in it.
A market posting 268% more AI security engineers and 40% fewer threat hunters has already decided who answers when the model misses.
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