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Department of Justice prosecutors believe disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried leaked the diary of his sometimes girlfriend and business partner Caroline Ellison in an effort to “discredit a witness.” The contents of the 27-year-old Alameda research CEO’s private Google Docs were recently published in a New York Times article which includes entries of Ellison discussing her contentious relationship with SBF and admitting she felt unqualified to lead the company.Sam Bankman-Fried Using a VPN, McDonald’s AI Drive Thru…

Federal prosecutors are accusing embattled crypto honcho Sam Bankman-Fried of leaking documents about his ex-girlfriend and business partner Caroline Ellison to the press in an alleged effort to taint the prospective jury pool. The filing issued Thursday, July 20, alleges that Bankman-Fried was a source for a New York Times article (also published yesterday) titled “Inside the Private Writings of Caroline Ellison, Star Witness in the FTX Case.” Ellison — Bankman-Fried’s ex-girlfriend and CEO of his crypto hedge…

Too Long; Didn't ReadChatGPT and OpenAI’s Completion APIs are used by developers to create applications and use state of the art language models. If not used properly, these tools could inadvertently expose your company's intellectual property (IP) in future generative AI models. We’ll talk about the potential risks of using ChatGPT with internal company data and how you can reduce the risk for your company. Too Long; Didn't ReadChatGPT and OpenAI’s Completion APIs are used by developers to create applications and use…

U.S. military personnel have been reportedly sending sensitive government and military information to the person managing Mali’s internet domain for years, all because officials keep forgetting to type the “I” at the end of their outbound address.Threads Needs These Five Missing Features to Be a Twitter KillerThe Financial Times broke the story about a steady flow of emails being sent to the “.ML” domain, which links to the West African country of Mali. Officials are supposed to type “.MIL” as the official military…

Radio telescopes are picking up strange radio signals from an intelligent lifeform – ourselves. A new study has shown that large satellite constellations, such as SpaceX’s Starlink swarm, are unintentionally leaking signals that can interfere with vital observations.Interference from human activities and technology can ruin astronomical observations, so it’s no wonder that these facilities are usually built far from cities in quiet, dark, remote places. But a new threat is emerging to spoil the show – satellite…

Constellations of satellites swarming Earth's orbital skies are currently polluting wavelength bands that are supposed to be protected for radio astronomy.According to new research, the electronics on board SpaceX's Starlink satellites are 'leaking' low-frequency radio waves, separate from their allocated downlink bands, in a way that could impact our ability to perform astronomy."This study represents the latest effort to better understand satellite constellations' impact on radio astronomy," says engineer Federico Di…

If a planet has an atmosphere, it's probably leaking, some faster than others. And astronomers have just found a hum-dinger: an atmosphere so leaky it's spurting out in giant jets.The exoplanet responsible for this activity is HAT-P-32b, a gas giant some 1.8 times the radius of Jupiter, around 923 light-years away. It's spitting out enough gas to form two tails, together spanning a distance greater than 53 times the exoplanet's radius.According to a team led by astrophysicist Zhoujian Zhang of the University of…

Jack Texeira, the Air National Guard member who was arrested in April for sharing documents containing US intelligence matters, has been indicted on six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified national defense information. According to The New York Times, Texeira was indicted by a federal grand jury and now faces up to 60 years in prison. His 10-page indictment reportedly contained a distilled version of the national secrets Texeira allegedly took from the Cape Cod air base and shared with people on…

The former Samsung Electronics executive accused of leaking sensitive technology to build a China-based chip factory had a renowned career in his native South Korea before pivoting to roles that would help advance Beijing’s semiconductor sector, according to people familiar with the matter and public corporate records.…

It is being reported that South Korea has indicted an ex-Samsung Electronics employee on the charges of leaking confidential information from Samsung to China. The ex-employee allegedly stole Samsung’s semiconductor chip-related technology and tried to build a chip factory in China. Samsung’s ex-employee stole semiconductor chip data and attempted to start a new chip firm in China The employee formerly worked for SK Hynix, another chip-making South Korean firm, as a Vice President. South Korean prosecutors from the Suwon…