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Muse Bug Bounty Has Paid About $1.2m, With a Top Award of $300,000

Meta's Muse says its bug bounty has paid about $1.2m for 64 valid findings, including $300,000 for a flaw fixed four months before launch.

OpenAI Bug Bounty Payouts Jump as Cathedral Joins Its Security Sprint

OpenAI has more than quadrupled typical bug bounty rewards, with up to $172,000 for exceptional finds, and brought in Cathedral for a security sprint.

Tencent Hy4 Launches With Vision and Computer Use, Weights to Follow

Tencent Hy4 is live on Tencent Cloud and OpenRouter with vision and computer use. Tencent plans to release the weights later, with a system card.

AI Heart MRI Readings Predict Survival Slightly Better Than Experts

In a peer-reviewed study of 27,382 patients' existing scans, AI heart MRI measurements predicted death risk slightly better than clinicians' readings.

Thales Mine-Hunting Unit Wins $53.9m Navy Deal for Two Sonar Modules

Thales unit AAC won a $53.9m US Navy deal for two Remote Mine Hunting modules that let crews find mines from a distance. Options could reach $196.2m.

Saildrone Wins MUSV Bid Protest; Navy Must Re-evaluate Its Proposal

A US court ordered the Navy to re-evaluate Saildrone's MUSV bid and capped spending at $1.5bn of the $2.1bn programme until it does, Saildrone says.

AMD Q3 Results: Record $13.4bn as Data Center Sales Nearly Double

AMD Q3 results show record revenue of $13.4bn, up 45%, as Data Center sales nearly doubled. AMD guides fourth-quarter revenue to about $17bn.

Prestige International Breach May Have Leaked 5.5m Roadside Records

Prestige International says a hack leaked up to 5.5m roadside-assistance records, including names, vehicle details and partial bank account data.

MediaTek, Ericsson and T-Mobile Run a Multi-Vendor Pre-6G Trial

T-Mobile, Ericsson and MediaTek ran a pre-6G trial in 7 GHz spectrum near Seattle, with potential downloads above 5 Gbps and latency as low as 4 ms.

Anthropic’s FlashProve Uses Cryptography to Prove Which Model Replied

Anthropic's open-source FlashProve prototype proves a reply came from a committed AI model without revealing its weights, at about 70-95x the GPU cost.

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