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Liver experts finally agree on what acute-on-chronic liver failure is
"Patients are suffering with this condition that everyone has their own way of defining."
Why the Internet Archive can't tell you how long audit-contest judging takes
Made with AI agents working in the name of MV2 of Munim, Inc. The pre-registration, the code, the census and this text were made with AI agents; the result was not checked by hand by a human. How long does an audit contest stay in judging after it closes? If you take part in Cantina competitions…
Keep the sentence you just read on a web page, without leaving the page (This week in Graphium, Nov 2 - 8)
This week I worked on three moments: picking things up while reading, keeping the knowledge in shape, and handing it to other people. 1. Keep an important sentence while you read an article Select a sentence in Chrome and press the toolbar icon, and it becomes a memo in Graphium and is added as a…
parse_number() as a SQLite extension: C vs Rust
Research: parse_number() as a SQLite extension: C vs Rust I was out walking the dog when I got curious about how easy/difficult it would be to write a SQLite C extension that adds a parse_number() function for turning strings like -$1,234.56 or '12.5%' into numeric values that could be summed and…
STAT+: Why the latest heart drug failures should make us all more skeptical of AI hype
Once again, a hot new technology that was supposed to speed up drug research has fallen flat.
Zero-click iOS exploits drain $4M USDT from active TRON wallets
The 365-address TRON network includes 89 TRX-only losses, while just one theft matches a published iPhone-owner account. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
AI watchdog report indicates we may have less than 6 months before AI super intelligence arrives
The estimate covers well-specified tasks; METR's judgment that AI drives most of the acceleration rests partly on redacted evidence. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
How to Cite Sources on JSTOR
Not sure how to format your references? Learn how to use JSTOR’s citation tool and avoid common mistakes. The post How to Cite Sources on JSTOR appeared first on JSTOR Daily .
The post-quantum future of web privacy
Cryptographic protocols like Privacy Pass help keep web sites safe from abuse while keeping their users private. This post looks at the quantum threat to these protocols, and some new post-quantum cryptography that may help close the gap.
Security certification is a snapshot, and buyers read too much into it
In this Help Net Security video, Mariia Bakhtina, a research specialist at Masaryk University, explains what a Common Criteria or FIPS-140 certificate does and does not promise. In her team’s analysis, about 6 in 10 vulnerabilities matched to certified products, smartcards aside, were disclosed…
AI Agents Got Root on Linux via 948 Kernel Flaws in OpenAI Research
An unreleased OpenAI cyber model found and exploited 948 distinct Linux kernel privilege escalation bugs for about $1.2 million. The post AI Agents Got Root on Linux via 948 Kernel Flaws in OpenAI Research appeared first on SecurityWeek .
Anthropic won't fix a Claude Dispatch flaw that could let attackers execute remote commands across corporate boundaries
From EOP to RCE in six simple steps
A banking malware sample led researchers to an Android bug that can loop-crash phones
Bitdefender Labs researchers built an Android app that contains no executable code and requests no permissions, and installing it leaves a Pixel 10 in a crash loop that can take a factory reset to clear. The flaw, which Bitdefender calls GhostMap, comes from how Android reads the ZIP structure…
Beverly Whipple Has Died. She Introduced the G-Spot to the Mainstream.
Dr. Whipple studied the female erogenous zone and, with collaborators, wrote a best seller about women’s sexuality. She was 85.
Planet 13 Florida’s Merger Vote Follows 34 DEA Registrations
Planet 13 Florida has federal registrations for all 34 of its medical marijuana dispensaries. The company announced the approvals on November 4, 2026, while its proposed companywide merger with Vireo Growth still awaits a December 10 shareholder vote. The stores got their federal papers before…
Massachusetts Cannabis Vote Keeps Adult-Use Shops Open
Massachusetts voters rejected Question 8 on November 3, keeping licensed adult-use cannabis sales available to people 21 and older. As of November 4, the result has been called with counting still underway. The repeal’s proposed January 1, 2028 sales cutoff falls away, leaving customers their shops…
Accelerating engineering for the physical world
Discover how ChatGPT and Codex are helping engineers accelerate CAD, PCB design, simulation, and other workflows across the physical world.
Google shuts down global botnet running on certified Android devices
Videostrong sold TV set-top boxes and other devices with pre-installed malware. The yearslong operation evaded Google’s security tests and established a botnet for cybercriminals. The post Google shuts down global botnet running on certified Android devices appeared first on CyberScoop .
Do Animals Grieve?
The feeling of existential loss was long thought to be uniquely human. But studies of coyotes, cockatoos and other creatures are prompting some scientists to reconsider.
Do Animals Grieve?
The feeling of existential loss was long thought to be uniquely human. But studies of coyotes, cockatoos and other creatures are prompting some scientists to reconsider.
