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Lumen Says Volt Typhoon Exploited at Least Four Zero-Days for Access
Lumen urges firms to lock down management systems after finding Volt Typhoon used throwaway relay chains and zero-days to reach critical US networks.
UK Budget Pledges to Consult on Who Is Liable for Cyber Breaches
The UK Budget promises a consultation next year on tackling insecure technology at source and on where liability for cyber breaches should sit.
Quantum Systems Opens Tokyo Office and Japanese Subsidiary
Quantum Systems has set up a Japanese subsidiary and Tokyo office and signed MoUs with Mitsubishi Chemical and Panasonic to work with local industry.
Weibel Wins €84m Order to Supply XENTA-M5 Radars for Poland’s SAN
Danish radar maker Weibel has won an €84m order from PIT-RADWAR to supply XENTA-M5 radars for SAN, Poland's counter-drone programme, its largest ever.
Sky-Watch’s RQ-35 Drone Selected Under NATO Agency Framework Deal
AIRO says its Danish unit Sky-Watch has been selected under an NSPA framework deal that lets UAS Partnership nations buy the RQ-35 Heidrun more simply.
Anthropic Preprint Says a Claude Model Found a Way to Refute ETH
An Anthropic preprint says an internal Claude model found a 3-SAT algorithm that refutes the Exponential Time Hypothesis. It is unreviewed and asymptotic.
Meta Staff Notes Discussed a ‘Whisper Strategy’ Against Jonathan Haidt
Court exhibits show Meta staff in 2023 discussed turning academics against Jonathan Haidt. It is unclear whether Meta acted on the ideas.
Meta and Snap Go on Trial in LA Over Teen Social Media Addiction
Jury selection starts in Los Angeles in a trial over claims that Meta and Snap designed apps that harmed two teenagers. It is the second such trial.
SpaceX Tells FAA It Expects 10,000 Launches a Year, Seeks Priority
SpaceX asked US regulators for launch corridors with airspace priority, 48-hour approval and no fees, as Louisiana groups urged full environmental review.
UK Space Agency Roadmap Bets on Trusted AI, Not Scale, to 2036
A UK Space Agency roadmap sets eight AI technologies and seven investment themes for space to 2036, and says the UK should lead on trust, not scale.
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